my suspicions were arousedwhen one of the pints was served without a head. that can't be right!
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spatuluk,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 12:56,
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ouchwas it london you were drinking in?
When I'm there I find the quality of the pour is terrible. Something like 15 million was spent on the fast flow system to avoid taps being clothed over when busy.
Which murphy's then copied at a fraction of the price! :D
(When I'm there I find the quality of the pour is terrible. Something like 15 million was spent on the fast flow system to avoid taps being clothed over when busy.
Which murphy's then copied at a fraction of the price! :D
WhoElse I'm what Willis was talking about,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 13:02,
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t'was in SouthamptonI should've known better, but it's the only drink that doesn't give me extreme memory loss!
( spatuluk,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 13:06,
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there are some very goodpints of guiness to be had in london, if you know where to go....
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discostu oh my, its back,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 13:07,
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this is probably trueI've just had bad experiences seem so many places feel the need (or pressure from diageo?) to stock it, regardless of knowing how to keep or pour it.
if you're ever in Irelnd, my advise would be drink it in dublin, but if you head south drink Murphy's instead - much nicer but seems to have less financial clout despite being part of the Heineken corp these days. (but then guinness is diageo - they're all somebody's bitch now)
(if you're ever in Irelnd, my advise would be drink it in dublin, but if you head south drink Murphy's instead - much nicer but seems to have less financial clout despite being part of the Heineken corp these days. (but then guinness is diageo - they're all somebody's bitch now)
WhoElse I'm what Willis was talking about,
Fri 21 Nov 2003, 13:12,
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