Best draught stout ever had..
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Muddy's Guinness Draught?
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well, of course
the canned versions are disgusting -
dun tempt ppl lah!
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eh.. next pub night we move to Dubliner'sOriginally posted by tare:dun tempt ppl lah!
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We really should rename ourselves as Club Gluttony
It's either food or drinks -
I blundered into drinking canned Guinness when I was at Dragonfly. The stupid bar counter had one of those Guinness tap signs (but without the tap) and I was mistaken. To my horror when I ordered my pint, the waitress pulled out a can and started pouring out of it..... It was long lousy drink to nurse for the rest of the night....Originally posted by the Bear:well, of course
the canned versions are disgusting
The nearer the pint is to Dublin, the fresher and better it is! -
ahahahaha!
and yah.. but hey.. Muddy's have QC for theirs which i found out coz they ran out after they failed a lot and sent the whole batch back
Originally posted by JLennon:I blundered into drinking canned Guinness when I was at Dragonfly. The stupid bar counter had one of those Guinness tap signs (but without the tap) and I was mistaken. To my horror when I ordered my pint, the waitress pulled out a can and started pouring out of it..... It was long lousy drink to nurse for the rest of the night....
The nearer the pint is to Dublin, the fresher and better it is! -
are u like hinting for an outing?
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he'll take a bus there
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Nah..
Just asking... -
Originally posted by the Bear:eh.. next pub night we move to Dubliner's
why???!!! -
move a bit lah.. expand horizons a bit bit
sadly Father Flanagan's going to closeOriginally posted by tare: why???!!! -
Is that the place where EH met the first time?Originally posted by the Bear:eh.. next pub night we move to Dubliner's
Btw, there's an Irish bar located in Covent Garden, London called The Porterhouse where they brew their own oyster-flavoured stout. The most amazing thing was that was the first Irish pub I have patronised which does not serve Guinness at all. -
So soon?Originally posted by the Bear:move a bit lah.. expand horizons a bit bit
sadly Father Flanagan's going to close -
*sulk* *refusing to move away from MM's draught and irish stew*Originally posted by the Bear:move a bit lah.. expand horizons a bit bit
sadly Father Flanagan's going to close -
tat's the mother of pub nitesOriginally posted by JLennon:Is that the place where EH met the first time?
Btw, there's an Irish bar located in Covent Garden, London called The Porterhouse where they brew their own oyster-flavoured stout. The most amazing thing was that was the first Irish pub I have patronised which does not serve Guinness at all. -
hijack your thread again.
here, picture of my hand offering the NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER to my neice.
little gal has auntie's kinda deadbeat look at the NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER.
our expressions was best described as: Die die must swallow. Mama watching.
Dont we look pitiful? -
I can buy you non-alcoholic beer here tooOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:hijack your thread again.
here, picture of my hand offering the NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER to my neice.
little gal has auntie's kinda deadbeat look at the NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER.
our expressions was best described as: Die die must swallow. Mama watching.
Dont we look pitiful? -
wait i throw the glass at someone, i blame that the beer was coming on to me, can?Originally posted by elindra:I can buy you non-alcoholic beer here too -
yeah.. it is..
and... hey tare.. c'mon.. you've been to the Dubliner's.. they've got pretty good irish stew there tooOriginally posted by JLennon:Is that the place where EH met the first time?
Btw, there's an Irish bar located in Covent Garden, London called The Porterhouse where they brew their own oyster-flavoured stout. The most amazing thing was that was the first Irish pub I have patronised which does not serve Guinness at all.