[KeyLargo]

[ETL]

I refuse to drink any beer which does not contain traces of fish bladders!

[11th Commandment]

Great, now we are emasculating beer.

[Sans-Culotte]

When I first saw the headline, I wondered “how can they even think of changing Guinness?” Then I thought “beer bladders?”

[The_Victor]

a by-product of the fishing industry that's used to clarify the beer....

Guinness is clarified?

I'd hate to see how opaque it is naturally.

[albie]

Smart move. Is the JC Penney guy in charge over at Guiness?

[Dr. Sivana]

Okay, what are the best Guiness alternatives?

[NonValueAdded]

I have one word to say: Schlitz.

Love, George Santayana

[CodeToad]

Like McDonalds, these idiots are listening to people that don’t buy their products, would make a 0.01% change if they did, and will destroy their brand while doing so.

Idiots.

[thackney]

I won’t know the difference since I quit drinking Guinness and Sam Adams for pushing the Gay crap at the Saint Paddy’s Day parades.

[BuffaloJack]

Changing a 256-year-old recipe.
What could go wrong?
Sounds like the “New Coke” fiasco.

[Made In The USA]

Take something that has been successful for well over 200 years to appease a small population, likely leading to chaos and failure. Sounds like an Obama policy.

[DiogenesLamp]

Beer Guinness changes recipe to go vegan

Guinness has already gone faggot, and the Canadian produced Guinness sucks.

I advise people to avoid Guinness until they fix their current Head up their @$$ problem.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

[al_c]

Guinness better not change Smithwicks!

[windcliff]

ping

[alexander_busek]

I was actually thinking of asking Guinness to add more fish bladders to their brew...

Regards,

[W.]

Aw crap, they’re gonna ruin this now, too. I drink GES sometimes, it did a great job of washing down Pizza Hut’s old Pepperoni Lovers pizza. But now it’s over $9/6-pack. For that kind of dough, I get 2 6-packs of Labatt Ice 16 oz, out the door for $8.52. Burp!