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Tag: Irish Stout

  • Murphy’s Stout

    Murphy’s Stout

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    Guinness may be the headline act, but Murphy’s is the stout that quietly wins people over. It’s one of Ireland’s great pints – Cork-born, properly smooth, and criminally underrated in UK pubs considering how many stout drinkers claim they want something “a bit different”. Murphy’s sits in that perfect stout lane: dark, creamy, and easy…

  • Guinness

    Guinness

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    Guinness isn’t just a beer – it’s a standard. It’s the one pint people don’t just drink… they judge. Creaminess. Head height. Head retention. Temperature. Even the glass. That’s exactly why Where’s My Booze is so good for Guinness drinkers. With WMB, you can rate the pour of every beer at every pub you visit…

  • Beamish

    Beamish

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    If Guinness is the global default, Beamish is the stout people talk about after they’ve graduated from the obvious order. It’s a proper Cork stout, loaded with Irish brewing heritage and a reputation that’s grown louder in recent years – partly because it’s excellent, and partly because it’s so hard to get your hands on…