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King Shergar said:
Yeah I've had it unchilled in pubs for years, even in Ireland. It's only recently that they've brought out the Guiness extra cold stuff. But the original Guiness is supposed to be served at room temperature:biggrin:
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Aye and how many people drink it never mind drink it warm?
 
Ciaran said:
Aye and how many people drink it never mind drink it warm?
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A lot of people drink it.
Gambol said:
Dunno about Guiness, but Guinness is drank chilled or extra chilled.
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I've definitely had it at room temperature in the past. It's only recently they've started chilling it. Makes no difference to me wether it's chilled or not, tastes good all the same :biggrin:
 
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Bottles of Guinness off the shelf is a thing.

Only recently started chilling Guinness? Behave.
 
pud said:
Never used to be "chilled" ....

Guinness extra cold is for ****s who don't actually like guiness
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King Shergar said:
A lot of people drink it.


I've definitely had it at room temperature in the past. It's only recently they've started chilling it. Makes no difference to me wether it's chilled or not, tastes good all the same :biggrin:
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Canny say I've ever had warm Guinness anywhere. Canny say I've ever had it at room temp either.

Also "extra cold" would imply that 'normal' Guinness is by definition cold. Unless they introduced another type of Guinness I am unaware of.
 
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Gambol said:
Canny say I've ever had warm Guinness anywhere. Canny say I've ever had it at room temp either.

Also "extra cold" would imply that 'normal' Guinness is by definition cold. Unless they introduced another type of Guinness I am unaware of.
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I've never had it warm either, it ain't gonna taste good heated up <laugh>

Had it at room temperature loads of times though. Most places these days do chill it to be fair :biggrin:
 
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Do they still do extra cold anywhere else?

It was a fad in Great North Irelandshire then died.
 
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