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What happed to Guinness?
In the spirit of the upcoming St Patricks day, I just had a Guinness on tap. I used to absolutely love it and it had been a long time since I had one. Bad choice! Did I just fine tuned my palate since I start home brewing or the Guinness had gone downhill compared to what it was in the past? I found it watery with no smell, very faint malt character, and even the color seemed lighter! Am I not making justice here?
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that sounds about what i have always known it to be - AFTER i started drinking good beer...i think you've just arrived ;-)
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Yup, welcome to knowing what good beer is. However, killkenney is made by guinness and I can;t find that stuff anywhere in the states and it is 10 times the beer guinness is.
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Happened to me as well. I used to drink Guinness all the time and now it's definitely not my go-to beer.
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I know but I can't help it but think it used to be better!
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I agree. The draught bottles dont even have the little wicket in them anymore
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Even if you do a proper pour it doesn't give that nice creamy wave effect anymore, or at least not as pronounced. What did happen?
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I'm going to coin the term now: BMCG
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While Guinness on draft might not be as big and tasty as the stouts some of ya'll might make at home, it is a pretty classic example of a dry stout and great to drink by the pint when the bar doesn't have a craft beer selection. |
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