Guinness Draught in the glass tonight! Cheers!
-David
Cheers!
Feb 18, 2004
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What's the difference between Guinness Draught and Guiness Stout?
Stout is a style of beer, of which Guinness is the best-known example. Draught refers in most cases to the dispense method; however, Guinness has developed a type of can that is supposed to mimic the pouring of beer from the tap, and calls that Guinness Draught as well.
There are other variations of Guinness (Foreign Export, Extra, different versions brewed for different markets, etc.), but they're all stout.
-Steve
Anyone ever seen Foreign Export in the States? Came across it in Bermuda a couple of years ago...F!@#ING GREAT to use Lew B's terminology...
Somebody needs a refresher... Lew?
If the foreign export has been sold in the States, it's been a very long time ago. I've only known of two versions in the last 15 years or so - draught and extra. And the extra sucks now.
-Steve
Have you ever seen the extra stout on draught?
Guinness drinkin, shillelagh toten... SEAN
Nope.
-Steve
Dude, I wouldn't want to see the draught extra stout. The bottled version is already undrinkable, imho.
Best regards, Bill
PS: Same goes for the Harp. OH CANADA? Not this time. :^(
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