Best pint of Guinness

the alco

free pints are best, robbed ones even sweeter

krustydoyle

Doyles Pub in my hometown village of Castledermot has the best Pint of Guinness ive ever tasted.

the alco

i love not paying for drink so i can keep me money for the rent

El Guapo!

I drink Budweiser (I don't care what you all say, I like it!) and the best I've ever tried is in Busch Gardens in Florida. It's made on site and it's so fresh it's unbelievable.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Mulligans of Poolbeg Street for black porter.

hairyprincess

I once had a pint of blood, saved my life so it did

Chuck Stone

The nexsht one.. hic...

Biggins

The best pint I've had?
Sitting out at a bar in Nice, Southern France.
It was evening time, the sun was going down on the yellow/blue horizon in front of me where the beach was and the day had come after a stressful few weeks.

IrishJack89

You can't bate a nice cold pint of san miguel or alhambra in the baking sun. Otherwise the only other pint that stands out to me is Peroni they have on draft in the Joiners Arms in Finchely, London. Christ that is some good stuff!

c_man

the alco wrote: »

i love not paying for drink so i can keep me money for the rent

Paying someone else's mortgage? :pac:

Jimoslimos

hairyprincess wrote: »

I once had a pint of blood, saved my life so it did

If it was O+ might have been one of mine. I'm sure you're good for it should the need arise for it to be given back!

Dangerous Man

If we're talking Guinness I've had many a great pint outside of Dublin. I don't know why - you'd think it would be the other way around. The pint in the Stag's Head is usually quite good as it is in Kehoe's. The best was in some tiny little place in Cobh many many years ago - probably because it was my first getaway with my girlfriend of the time who I was crazy about. The pint was pretty damned good.

herisson

Pint of guinness in the Guinness Storehouse! nom nom nom

djPSB

The ice cold can of cider I had after work last night was phenomenal.

Can't beat the pints on a Friday after a weeks work!

Ted Mosby

jaspertheghost wrote: »

pints in england are pure and utter muck!! there has been no "best" pint lots of great pints tho....

Hint: John Smith's "Bitter" is not the only beer in England.. :rolleyes:

Richard Hillman

Away to Tymon Bawn FC in 1995 on a cold and rainy November morning. We battled our little arses for that draw.

PBroderick

IrishJack89 wrote: »

You can't bate a nice cold pint of san miguel or alhambra in the baking sun. Otherwise the only other pint that stands out to me is Peroni they have on draft in the Joiners Arms in Finchely, London

...along with thousands of other bars for those that can't visit the "Joiners Arms" in Finchly :rolleyes:

m.j.w

Dean09 wrote: »

I drink Budweiser (I don't care what you all say, I like it!) and the best I've ever tried is in Busch Gardens in Florida. It's made on site and it's so fresh it's unbelievable.

the Budweiserin america is much nicer than it is here!! 5 bottles for 10 dollars is nice aswell:D

K.C

Guinness in the thatch pub Oranmore,Co.Galway

mattjack

Was having a pint in a fine drinking establishment years ago on the street known as Dorsett, a young lad hopped up to take a call at the phone device inside the door when another gent walked in and shot him .....

Twas a fine pint....

I nearly had a ****in' shit hemorrhage

gurramok

A few weeks ago, had a fine pint of O'Hara's stout on draught. Oh boy, it was like heaven with each gulp satisfying my taste buds. Ya know, you could drink pints of that stuff just to enjoy it rather than get pissed. Its the way you should enjoy drink rather than downing pints 'just to get pissed'.

Feisar

I have to say upstairs in the pallace Bar on Fleet St. at a session with my then new GF were some of the best pints I ever had.

Sappa

Can't beat a sloppy pint of Guinness in a plastic glass on a hot day.

Lord of the Bongs

...the next one....Tonights one

mauzo

I love a pint of Guinness. The best pint Ive ever had was pulled by my own father in his own back garden. In a not so little bar he built with his own hands!

W.Shakes-Beer

The Rec in Artane, Christmas eve two years ago...Guinness....nom nom nom

davet82

The Matter Hospital

Pint of blood after a car accident

bleedin life saver

Nailz

Burns in Shercock, Co. Cavan is the best around, although that might be local prejudice.

McGintys in Cavan town, good music there too, so no complaints.

Murty Rabbit's on Forester Street off Eyre Square in Galway is the creamiest and coldest I've had, great attributes for a pint of Guinness.

Taaffes on Shop Street in Galway has had great pint on the last few occasions I've been there.

The Spirit Store in Dundalk. Fantastic music venue too, one of the best pubs in the North East, a good crowd always goes there as well.

Temptamperu

I was working laying stone in a garden and I needed a **** but the woman was out so I needed a **** bad from about 2 in the afternoon until 5, a terrible ordeal for all involved indeed. So after work we went to the pub where i had the largest **** ever. It was about 101 Courics, beating out the previous owner of the title biggest **** in the universe.
After this I went out and there was a lovely pint of Guinness waiting for me, I had her in one go and never felt better in my life.

Mint Sauce

WesternZulu wrote: »

Over in the UK most, if not all barmen/woman don't believe in the two part pour and pour it like a pint of ale! All down the glass in one go!

I am too mannerly to say anything...more a fool me!

Your going to the wrong pubs. I've never been served a pint in one pour when over in UK.

Wacker The Attacker

The long hall, grogans and Bowes in Dublin do a decent pint

admiralofthefleet

irish-stew wrote: »

Your going to the wrong pubs. I've never been served a pint in one pour when over in UK.

i was in the uk recently, they have this thing where they pour a can into the glass and then sit it on some yoke that send a shock or something into it to produce a head. weird

Wacker The Attacker

Bambi wrote: »

the gravediggers is massively overrated these days.

The best pint I've had in dublin in aeons was the windjammer, mulligans did a good pint but I havent been there in years tbh

The windjammer is a kip

markesmith

Galway: Murphy's and O'Connell's
Dublin: J. Grogan's and the Cobblestones
Elsewhere: Castle Inn (Athlone), Eugene's (Tullamore)

Wacker The Attacker

The best pint I've ever had was in a pub called de burcas in Thurles.

admiralofthefleet

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

The windjammer is a kip

the windjammer is a great pub, full of character. sadly them types of pub are a dying breed in dublin now

previous user

RasTa wrote: »

I don't care about Murphy's, Beamish or those hipster stouts this is for Guinness only.

Dublin

1. Gravediggers - Glasnevin
2. Villager - Chapelizod
3. Ryan's in Smithfield - last few have being bad.

Anywhere else I'm missing?

Gravediggers do shoite Guinness!

Avatarr

Tom Collins in limerick, half and half.

Worst pint - pretty much anywhere outside of Ireland.

Muckit

LoanShark wrote: »

Mc Caffertys, Donegal Town... Nuff Said.

Blakes is better

mhigh86

RasTa wrote: »

I don't care about Murphy's, Beamish or those hipster stouts this is for Guinness only.

Dublin

1. Gravediggers - Glasnevin
2. Villager - Chapelizod
3. Ryan's in Smithfield - last few have being bad.

Anywhere else I'm missing?

Ha ha hipsters and stout drinking funny, as the other person said guinness is muck, if u like stout try Beamish.

GodlessInfidel

Grogans - Dublin 2

JJ O'Connells - Portobello

Mountpleasent Inn- Portobello/Rathmines

3.45 for a pint of plane in JJ's if i remember correctly.

jt69er

tuxy wrote: »

A short draw from the keg to tap seems to be one of the most important factors for a good pint of stout.

Old wives tale,distance makes no difference.Fresh kegs,clean lines,properly washed glass & poured properly = good pint.

Billy Mays

Had a few Guinness in the Stag's Head a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely beautiful. Definitely in the all time top 5.
The Guinness in Ostan Inis Oirr on Inis Oirr is fantastic too. Can't wait to skull a load of them along with their beef & guinness stew when I head back down next month.

crosstownk

Nora Murphy's, Brandon Pier, Kerry.

Gerry's Bar, Dublin.

Both have pints like ice cream.

Jaysus, I'm salivating................

Dietsquirt

Grogan's south william street, Dublin

Dyr

Billy Mays wrote: »

The Guinness in Ostan Inis Oirr on Inis Oirr is fantastic too. Can't wait to skull a load of them along with their beef & guinness stew when I head back down next month.

was only drinking in there last week, its a good pint but it's not any better than other pubs down around clare

Funkstard

Dublin: Grogans

Outside of Dublin: Tom Collins in Limerick, the pub on Inis Meáin or Foxy Johns in Dingle after the drive down. Epic stuff.