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Guinness vs Sierra Nevada Celebration
Guinness
54 positive (77%) · 10 mixed (14%) · 6 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted: +68%
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I always include a Guinness, plus 3 local craft brewery stouts and I get the students to score the beers from 1-5, add up the scores and reveal which beer was brewed in the class.
Parent context: Most sources say Guinness but a fair amount say Heineken is the most consumed Reply: Did it include home sales? Because most Irish drink Guinness in the pub and don't rate the cans as being as good as on tap. I would definitely have thought it was Guinness in the pub.
Parent context: I was going to say in my comment that nitrogen beers like Guinness and Boddington’s are trying to replicate the mouthfeel of cask beer. As a cask beer lover it frustrates me how obsessed people get with Guinness pours and supposed difference from pub to pub, when at the end of the day it’s a mass-produced pasteurised beer that should be basically the same everywhere, compared to cask ale which changes day-to-day and is poured differently in different regions.
Within the past few years I tried stout (specifically Guinness) and then I tried some other stouts more recently.
Guinness, with its resources, is able to promise less than 0.05% abv
Sierra Nevada Celebration
14 positive (93%) · 1 mixed (7%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted: +93%
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I got some European pilsners and hefeweizens and a sixer of Sierra Nevada’s Celebration Ale.
Bell's Two Hearted, Sierra Nevada Celebration, when available.
Sierra Nevada Celebration, hands down.
Sierra Nevada Celebration will be easy to find, very good, and satisfy the price requirement.
I wasn't planning to day drink today but man do I love this beer!