How the highest Irish Bar gets its Guinness

22 comments

1. Ah those donkeys look depressed. I hate seeing donkeys look depressed.

2. I’ve known a few Guinness donkeys in my time.

3. “Man films donkeys using potato while holding GoPro in his other hand”

4. Where is this?

5. Love me some Wonton Don

6. Stopped in for a pint before, the true story is even more impressive. Donkeys don’t carry the beer, humans do!

   Sherpas (the local Nepalese) carry cans up from Lukla airport on a two day trek. They’re tiny men, but it’s ridiculous how much they can carry:
   https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/sherpa-porters-goods-khumbu-nepal-st-december-going-lukla-to-namche-bazar-way-to-everest-base-camp-khumbu-valley-62041886.jpg

   The pub doesn’t sell draft, only cans.

7. I thought it was Johnnie foxes for a sec, I was thinking dam i don’t remember it being that high.

8. The Wonton fucking Don needs to start transporting some guiness up in baby born dolls. Go shaaaaawks

9. Bucket list item added.

10. the yanks fall for it every time

11. the rocking that those pints must experience 🙁

12. Guinness should really consider this for every location

13. Lads, we need these in Kildare for stockin the pubs and shops like Spar and Londis. ANOIS

14. It’s a cat do man.

15. God bless the wee donkeys!

16. That doesnt look like Johnnie Fox’s to me…

17. Nepal is a lovely country. So many issues, but some of the warmest people you’ll ever meet.

18. Anyone else wonder why the Pondarosa needed donkeys?

19. Guinness Donkeys is a great band name.
    Bags it.

20. Top of Coom looks a bit different these days.

21. Poor donkeys

22. I love living in Ireland, it’s the only place in the world without an “Irish” bar