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Old 03-09-2011, 01:33 PM   #1
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Default Re: The Guinness is Better in Ireland...

should be, as it tastes like **** everywhere else in my opinion (and I tried it on 3 continents)
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Default Re: The Guinness is Better in Ireland...

Many beer folks say that fresh is better. I know that Sweetwater IPA is a great example. In bottles it is good. On keg at a local pub, freshly delivered and tapped it is better. At the brewery last weekend it was the best I've had. Does that lend to the 'conspiracy theory' sure but what folks fail to realize that beer is alive and continues to change and develop long after it is brewed.
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