The Bar Towel

Thought a beer forum like the BT ought to have a 'Happy St. Patrick's Day' thread!

May the glasses of your preferred stout runneth over, and the sea of green knick-knacks make your head spin, and the joy of the day fill you up until you've reached the pint of no return! Cheers!

Thanks Guy,

Made a kind of 1/2 Irish breakfast before church today - eggs with rashers but the highlight was the potato farl. Tonight we're having shepherd's pie with a bottle of GLB Robust Porter.

JeffPorter wrote:Thanks Guy,

Made a kind of 1/2 Irish breakfast before church today - eggs with rashers but the highlight was the potato farl. Tonight we're having shepherd's pie with a bottle of GLB Robust Porter.

What jeff said, but without the food and church.

Slainté!

Was at the inlaws for the afternoon

Guinness
Homebrew Stout
Abbaye des Rocs Grand Cru

tonight at home
2x Homebrew stout

A fine Erin go Bragh to y'all!

(and no, I have no idea what Erin go Bragh means )

Homebrew stout (330mL @ 6.5% alc.vol) x 2
Guinness - can(for the hell of it)
Mill St. Cobblestone - can
Lakefront Bridge Burner - bottle

Still going strong.....

I love going to the bar on St. Patrick's Day and hearing all the great folk songs that no one seems to know or care aren't Irish.

Two bars, two bands, and the same small handful of requests for real Irish songs I asked for was met with "never heard of that one".

I actually stopped by The Rhino yesterday for a really quick half pint on my way out of town. People were hilariously drunk at 3 pm ordering Jameson/Baileys shooters.

On the plus side they had (and probably still do) Trou du Diable Irish Stout which was rich and delicious.