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Poll Question: what is your favourite Irish beer
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    Posted: November 24 2012 at 08:27
i have not tasted all of them only the three on the topp, or maybe the 4th one also, but other then that, i am interested in your tastes for Irish beer
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....by "other" I mean "none"... Dunno why, I just don't like Irish beer very much. I drank a lot of Guinness in Cork once, it would have been rude not to, and as a result of trying not to offend my hosts I managed to get very very drunk - it was back in the 1990s and we were in a Pub watching Spain destroy the Republic of Ireland in some international football game on the TV - the locals were in remarkably high spirits considering the way the match was going, they even cheered when Spain scored. Ah, the healing power of Guinness.

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i have to trye "none" Wink Big smile

Guinness is the cure for all ills, and Kilkenny cure the ills that Guinness left out :D
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Smithwicks, had a few over the weekend. Kilkenny is good once in a while aswell.
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I like all Irish beer that I have tried, but I tend to prefer the non-Guinness produced ones. I voted Kilkenny, but Murphy's is also very good.
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Points: 17647 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 26 2012 at 14:40
only can remember that I had some Guinness once in a while CensoredHead on wall  - not my favourite sort of beer ...


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Haven't tried enough. I  don't drink Guinness unless I have to, ssame with  Murphey's, Caffrey's is pretty boring. Prefer English and welsh Beer.
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What Irish beer? Why don't you just buy some non-Irish beer.
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Points: 34076 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 26 2012 at 18:49
I doo that as well, i buy most Norwegian and Scotish, and some Belgian, and German, and Dutch, Spanish, Mexican, Singarporean, and also some Irish.
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In the immortal words of Irish writer Brendan Behan, "Guinness makes you drunk."  That's all that needs to be said on the matter. If I recall my trip to Ireland, that's all anyone drank there. All the time. Every day. For most of the day. My god did I drink a lot!
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Eh. I spose Guinness is ok, but I much prefer the Foreign Extra stout. Oh my.
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Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Eh. I spose Guinness is ok, but I much prefer the Foreign Extra stout. Oh my.



This & I voted Smithwicks of the ones listed
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Guinness, that's like the only Irish beer easilly available in Poland.
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

I doo that as well, i buy most Norwegian and Scotish, and some Belgian, and German, and Dutch, Spanish, Mexican, Singarporean, and also some Irish.

Cheers! I do like my Guiness Extra Stout and the one that Stonebeard put up, but I prefer Belgian, German and American craft brews.
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