ey.. wtf is that plastic thing in my Guiness Draft?
...wtf is that lil white plastic thingy in my bottles? suppose to keep a nice thick head on the beer right?
anyone know anything about it?
anyone know anything about it?
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it's a widget. you should have just asked me.
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it contains nitrous oxide under pressure. and when you you crack the can, it pops the NOS out and creates the thick creamy head.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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... so i was pretty much right..
pretty neat lil thing... thanks for the info, i have always been curiousComment
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Now you can enjoy the perfect pub pint at home thanks to the ingenious "widget" that is inserted in all GUINNESS® Draught cans.
The "widget" is actually a plastic device which sits at the bottom of the can. When the can is opened, the widget releases a mixture of beer and nitrogen that creates a surge of bubbles. When you pour it into a glass these bubbles eventually settle to form the famous tight white head creating the perfect pint experience from the pub right at home.
Your GUINNESS® Draught in cans should be chilled for a minimum of three hours before serving.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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Yup what smack said but you can't beat getting one from the tap...Comment
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guinness is BY FAR my favorite beer.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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yeah, i never was much of a beer guy, always liked rums, but this shit isnt half bad... i really like it...Comment
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i got some new shit on order from the beer distributor. it's called beamish. apperently it's another irish stout that is excellent. i <3 beerCry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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haha thanks.
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Also nice, but not as nice as Guinness. Have you tried Murphys yet?Originally posted by smack
i got some new shit on order from the beer distributor. it's called beamish. apperently it's another irish stout that is excellent. i <3 beerComment
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no, i've heard alot of good things about murphies though. i need to take a week off just to sample irish stouts.Originally posted by volante
Also nice, but not as nice as Guinness. Have you tried Murphys yet?
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Take a month off and go to Ireland, then another month off so your liver can recouperateOriginally posted by smack
no, i've heard alot of good things about murphies though. i need to take a week off just to sample irish stouts.
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