[Republican Red]

Remembering St. Patty's Days of past (BC - Before Children)

My opinion on Guinness doesn't travel well. I loved it in Ireland but don't like it at home. Murphy's is my Irish beer of preference.

[cyborg]

It's brown.

[zook]

The Guinness Draft I get in cans and bottles here in the US is like food for the gods.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Mmmm! Thanks for the reminder. I can easily see a "Black & Tan" in my near future. Yum!

[JennysCool]

B'Day Ping!

[HIDEK6]

Next thing they'll be saying is, "My Wild Irish Rose" isn't really an Irish song.

But seriously, though, folks, authentic Irish music is as hard to listen to as authentic Irish beer is hard to drink (once you've gotten used to the green stuff).

Ducking now, Mick.

[Eireann go Brach]

"There's not much difference between, say, an Irish Harp Lager and many finely crafted American beers," says Bradford. The ONLY real beer is Guiness Stout, not wimpy Guiness Draught - and certainly no American beer compares.

[add925]

What a poser....

[itsamelman]

Trifecta

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[jaime1959]

Guinness Draft is the best watery, flat beer around.

[TFFKAMM]

An Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scotsman walk into a pub. They order a Bass, a Guinness, and a MacEwan's respectively, and sit down together to drink.

Just as the Englishman's sitting down, a fly dive-bombs his pint and falls in. The Englishman, disgusted, pours the whole beer out, and orders another pint of Bass.

Seconds later, another fly ends up in the Irishman's pint. The Irishman plucks the fly out from the beer, throws it over his shoulder, and drinks the pint in one gulp.

Moments after this, a third fly falls into the Scotsman's pint. The Scotsman plucks out the fly, stares it right in the eye, and yells, "SPIT IT OOT, YE BASTID! SPIT IT OOT!!"