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How to pour a Guiness?
What is your method- and favorite type of container?
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Turn the bottle up. My mouth . . .
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TALL BOY CANS OR EXTRA STOUTS ONLY! Extra stouts I only drink from the bottle. The can goes in upsidedown, all the way to the bottom of the empty glass. Then, I slowly raise the can in ratio with the liquid that has accumulated in the glass, keeping the can about 1/2" above it. Follow through until the can is empty. Sometimes, if I want a bit of head on, I'll pour the last two ounces a bit heavy. Quite a science, huh?
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Draft Guiness is the best. To me it tastes completely different than the stuff in bottles and cans. I don't really drink beer much anymore, but that draft Guiness was not too shabby.
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I was amazed the first time I saw a guinness shamrock poured.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4JeyPrMOB4
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Pour in glass. Enjoy.
Anything else and you're a snob. |
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Put it back on the shelf. Grab a bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey instead.
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BEER? Not talkin beer here...
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Not talking chasers either...
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tall boy cans are the best widget type if you ask me. Nothing beats the keg however. Now here's the next question:
What is the proper temperature? add it to your previous answers... |
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Contrary to some opinion, Guinness is best served COLD!
Hate to thread-jack but since this is generally a pro-German crowd here, does anyone enjoy a nice Rauchbier? I've found a liquor store that sells bottles of Bamberg Marzen Rauchbier, which I've never seen in the states. Delicious! If you like the smell of bacon (yes, that's right) you'll love it. |
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Guinness-tall boy cans, poured slowly into tilted glass, letting the beer dribble down the side. I like them cold, but not as cold as I like my domestics. Too cold and it kills the flavor for me.
I've (oddly enough) never had a rauchbier. I used to live in Atlanta and frequented Green's on Ponce, but somehow managed to miss the rauchbier. They always had a huge selection of beers and whiskies from all over. Local stores here are not so great.
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I like it served cold, I pour it into a nice tall glass at a slight angle. The trick is to raise the bottle a bit at the end to give it a nice head.
Guiness needs to settle a bit but is excellent. I also enjoy Beamish, and I since that is in a can I will crack it open and turn the can upside down in the glass. Beamish is a one shot beer you have to pour the whole can into a glass ASAP or it sucks. Turning the can upside down seems to give it a nice head. I hate cans though.
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