The trick is to have a proper refrigerated cellar and to ensure the lines are cleaned regularly.Yeah, I'd agree. It tastes much nicer when you get it over there.
A woman I once met said the same (her parents were pub landlords in Dublin). Particularly the bit about cleaning the lines.The trick is to have a proper refrigerated cellar and to ensure the lines are cleaned regularly.
There’s no reason to not deliver a perfect pint under the right conditions.
The fact many pubs/bars etc don’t take the utmost care from delivery to pour is why it’s often compared unfavourably with what you will drink in Ireland.
That’s really great to hear!Good to see a protestant flute band in the main St Patricks Day parade in Dublin yesterday, and they got a good welcome and applause from the crowd.
A sign of things to come.
Agree 100%. March 17th shouldn't be just for catholics, it should be for everyone who feels they want to celebrate/participate. Same with July 12th. I'm pretty sure there's a protestant flute band up in Donegal that parade every year, and I don't think they cause, or receive, any hassle. Which is the way it should be.Good to see a protestant flute band in the main St Patricks Day parade in Dublin yesterday, and they got a good welcome and applause from the crowd.
A sign of things to come.
There's also a theory that the water in Dublin contributes to the unique taste of Guinness there.A woman I once met said the same (her parents were pub landlords in Dublin). Particularly the bit about cleaning the lines.
And it was free!Not a big Guinness drinker but I've had a few over the years, without doubt the best I had was on the brewery tour in Dublin.
Bloody lovely stuff from there. I had 6!And it was free!
Like milk, then go to Manchester it was fucking awful, my local does a nice pint but they’ve just introduced a John Willly Lees Stout it’s lovely and £1.70 cheaperBloody lovely stuff from there. I had 6!
Yea they hold their parade weekend before main 12th so they can attend bothAgree 100%. March 17th shouldn't be just for catholics, it should be for everyone who feels they want to celebrate/participate. Same with July 12th. I'm pretty sure there's a protestant flute band up in Donegal that parade every year, and I don't think they cause, or receive, any hassle. Which is the way it should be.