I’m impressed, honestly. That’s a difficult pour, and that’s a decent head for the glass. Fair fucks to the person that poured it.
I’m guessing that’s black velvet and not just a Guinness.
That’s quite elegant looking.
Like, it’s fine until you click on it, and then it’s a Stewie from Family Guy scream “aghhhhh aghhhhhh turn it off turn it off”.
Looks kind of cool
This definitely breaches the good friday agreement.
Is that why you lot wanted independence?
No pub or hotel or restaurant served that without being asked. The glass design and the beer means it takes ages to settle. Calling bullshit on this post.
Clearly a piss take to get the anger clicks
Diageo marketing lads must love this, people out there protecting the brand like it’s their own.
I’ve definitely seen Guinness in a champagne flute served at a wedding venue as an arrival drink (for those not fancying the Prosecco). Villa Rose in Ballybofey has definitely done this for one.
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I’m impressed, honestly. That’s a difficult pour, and that’s a decent head for the glass. Fair fucks to the person that poured it.
I’m guessing that’s black velvet and not just a Guinness.
That’s quite elegant looking.
Like, it’s fine until you click on it, and then it’s a Stewie from Family Guy scream “aghhhhh aghhhhhh turn it off turn it off”.
Looks kind of cool
This definitely breaches the good friday agreement.
Is that why you lot wanted independence?
No pub or hotel or restaurant served that without being asked. The glass design and the beer means it takes ages to settle. Calling bullshit on this post.
Clearly a piss take to get the anger clicks
Diageo marketing lads must love this, people out there protecting the brand like it’s their own.
I’ve definitely seen Guinness in a champagne flute served at a wedding venue as an arrival drink (for those not fancying the Prosecco). Villa Rose in Ballybofey has definitely done this for one.