Six Pack Summation #10 Irish (or Irish Style) Beers

[chaoswarhound]

Evening there mate. I'm from ireland so there's something I think ya should know about the guinness in the US. Guinness over there and the Guinness here are two very different drinks. I visited America a few years ago and tried the Guinness you lads have and it pales in comparison to true blood Guinness. If you're ever over here in Ireland, the first thing I'd recomend you do is try a pint a guinness extra stout in the first pub ya find. You'll see what I mean.

[ultraradbeerreview]

@chaoswarhound Thanks for the comment dude. I would probably shit all over myself If I could get anywhere in Europe. I imagine the beer is much, much better over the sea.

[chaoswarhound]

@ultraradbeerreview Not all of it better, any french and most english beers I've had were just god-bloody-awful shite and I don't have high standerds when it comes to drink. Germany has some amzing drink though and so does Norway.

[angustuba]

this past month i've bought smithwicks, harp, sam adams irish red, michelob irish red (i live very close to st louis), boulevard irish ale (kansas city), schlafly extra stout irish style (st louis craft beer).....i once drank a draught and didn't like it, but my tastes have matured in the last 2 years considerably, and i had a killians once when i was already wasted, so that doesn't really count....i plan on buying the guinness extra stout soon :D

[waistcoatbeerreviews]

great recap, looking forward to some more videos

[Chad9976]

I haven't had Killians in like 10 years. I'll definitely have to re-review that sometime soon!

still rocking the beard I see.