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Guinness really does taste better in Ireland
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Guinness really does taste better in Ireland
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Re: Guinness really does taste better in Ireland
I agree... I am not a Guinness drinker by any means though. In 2005 I went to Doublin to see U2 (it was awesome). We went to the Guinness brewery and stuff and the beer was pretty good. For the most part I drank Smithwick's ("Smiticks") while there, which was definitely better there.
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Sometimes on a Sunday Belgian Dubbel, Oaked Old Ale, Ordinary Bitter
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