Ranger Archive
Thread: Please welcome the new Ranger Correspondent!
BetrayedTemplar
Wed Nov 17, 2004 2:33 am
#94
Congrats. And thanks for volunteering your time to aid our profession.
Owen-Lars
Wed Nov 17, 2004 1:53 pm
#97
Paks Wrote:
"blech I tired it once and practically had to chew my way through"
hehe yeah its prety filling, when you havea burger and chip with a pint of guiness in the pub its pratically like having a course meal. One of the reasons i always drink lager with food, guiness on long drinking sessions.
Owen-Lars
Thu Nov 18, 2004 3:20 am
#99
Oh it is better inIreland 
The UK is split in two, you have thesouthern half servered by the London Guiness Brewery and the northern half served by the Dublin Brewery making the northerners pint much better (/gloat)
(/gloat) However you can never beat a fresh Dublin pint, there is a massive difference even though its from the same brewery that server my local. Guiness on the continent is ok, but they are mainly served by the london brewery again so not as good.
Infact the London Brewery is being closed down, it was announced receantly because customers didnt like the taste (tonnes different from Dublin Brewery) so all production to the main countries is moving to the new Dublin Plant. Little bit of industrial business news lol.
Phenix1050
Thu Nov 18, 2004 8:28 am
#100
good to know! Now anywhere in the U.K. I should be able to get a pint from the Dublin brewery? That's the best news I've had in a bit.
Only thing better would be if they somehow made a duplicate brewery over here in the U.S. and somehow made it taste just like the Dublin brewery. Then, and only then, would my excuse for a life be complete.
Owen-Lars
Thu Nov 18, 2004 11:48 am
#101
lol yeah hehe. Conversion will take about 18months it said in the business papers i studied last yr so should change over by this time next year. Man did i get wasted last night hehe, this much talk about beer brought my motivation levels too high hehe.
Seadreamer
Thu Nov 18, 2004 12:04 pm
#102
Congratulations Owen, a Guiness loving Ranger is a beautiful thing.
Nemo0
Thu Nov 18, 2004 6:34 pm
#104
Yeah, I did notice it tasted better in Scotland. But I had to live with what I could get on a regular basis most of the time
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