Yes please sharel. I would love a endless pints of Guinness with perfect heads.
Oh my god how I miss my berger and pints in Donovan's in Woodside NY.
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Oh my god how I miss my berger and pints in Donovan's in Woodside NY.
I'm not a big drinker, but prefer beer when I do indulge. I've had Guinness on tap in Canada and could never manage more than a swallow. Had it in Ireland and drank a pint down easily.
Why Guinness tastes better in Ireland than anywhere else in the world | Mail Online
Apparently it doesn't travel well.
If it did it would be my beer of choice.
Why Guinness tastes better in Ireland than anywhere else in the world | Mail Online
Apparently it doesn't travel well.
If it did it would be my beer of choice.Anyone can open an account with them. They deliver to Santiago and I have an arrangement to accept and process my credit card without being in Santo Domingo.
Don't worry about Guiness... if you can, if you have an opportunity, try Czech Beer from Czech Republic, it's the best beer on the world for several years
Novopache comes to mind or Cerna Hora
It used to be brewed here in the nineties, in la vega.
Remember going to some big promotion for it in a bar on el conde.
Met the brit that was in charge of the project here.
Printed on the label was "7%" or was it "7.5%”.
Used to drink quite a lot of it in santo domingo when we could find it.
Can't remember if it was before or after cervezas 'dry' or 'soberana'.
Of course, with any guinness, it was an acquired taste.
Different from any other guinness i ever had.........including guinness from haiti.
Unless they have closed up since the earthquake, you can probably still buy it in haiti.
Comes in stubby little bottles........i ask people to bring some back for me, but they keep returning with prestige lager instead.
Guessing it has become more difficult to find.
Remember going to some big promotion for it in a bar on el conde.
Met the brit that was in charge of the project here.
Printed on the label was "7%" or was it "7.5%”.
Used to drink quite a lot of it in santo domingo when we could find it.
Can't remember if it was before or after cervezas 'dry' or 'soberana'.
Of course, with any guinness, it was an acquired taste.
Different from any other guinness i ever had.........including guinness from haiti.
Unless they have closed up since the earthquake, you can probably still buy it in haiti.
Comes in stubby little bottles........i ask people to bring some back for me, but they keep returning with prestige lager instead.
Guessing it has become more difficult to find.