i have seen guinness poured in batches some times and then topped off before being handed to customers, especially in busy pubs, but they are never waiting long. was in one pub once where there was a bar man who did nothing but stand in front of the guinness taps and pour from the 5 of them constantly, the other bar men just took the pints when they were ordered and he never had more than 5-6 finished in front of him.
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>Mark
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>Isn't there some business of pints of G in Ireland being poured in batches and the proud heads are squeejied off before resuming the top-up?
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>Terry
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>>wait and then wait a little more :)
>>it takes just under 2 minutes for the perfect pint
>>http://www.esquire.com/the-side/guinness031207
>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d15lJn1r0Mk&mode=related&search=
>>~M
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>>>And the two stages are ?
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>>>>Happy St. Patricks to you too
>>>>in ireland the Guinness in poured in two stages which it is not in most other countries, although most irish bars should do it. if it is poured like a beer it does not taste as nice. also here Guinness have nearly a hundred people who inspect every bar every week and clean the taps and pipes to make sure that the pints are tasty :)
>>>>~M
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>>>>>>>>Enjoy a Guinness or two. :)
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>>>>>>>The worst beer I ever tried ... < gd&r >
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>>>>>>Whoah! You must have tried Guiness Stout. Try Guiness Draught it is much lighter and easier to drink. I had the same opinon till I realized there was a difference... which isn't all that apparent.
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>>>>>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinness#Varieties
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>>>>>Guinness Extra Stout is very bitter and something that I do not enjoy! It comes in a six pack of small bottles. The Draught comes in a four pack of cans or six pack of bottles. The Draught from a keg is very tasty and for some reason a pint of Guinness from a Pub in Ireland is even better! :)

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