Love our choices gentlemen! Enjoying the week of St. Patrick’s day with a nice refreshing pint! Also, you have KilKenny?!?!?! I am so jealous!!! Cheers! 🍺☘️
You can't tease us with talk of a refreshing pint without telling us what it is! I'm lucky enough to be able to get it in Canada, but Alessandro being down in Florida can't. I make sure to rub it in as often as I can.
@@Cjvoltage232 Can't go wrong with a nice Guinness draught. Especially on St.Paddy's. If you like Guinness you will not be disappointed with O'haras. Very similar, but has it's own unique style.
Some good ideas for St. Paddy’s! Seems ironic that Smithwick’s was deemed hard to pronounce but Kilkenny was not. I like the comments featuring, it’s a great way to organically inspire some interaction. You guys are climbing in subscribers and will hit 1k in no time!
RIght? The thing with Smithwick's is it's pronounced "Smithicks" - without the "w." In my experience, the locals were very particular about that and would have a good laugh if you didn't comply. I can imagine this being a strong enough motivation to rebrand to something only slightly easier to pronounce.
Iove to watch you guys. I love how kind you are to each other. Lots of smiles. Reminds me of chatting with my friends. Thanks for the content, guys. Keep up the good work.
The White Hag are a phenomenal brewery, always experimenting and releasing interesting brews. They're definitely in the top 3 of Irish craft breweries along with Boundary brewing from Belfast and Whiplash from Dublin. It's a shame more Irish beers arent available in the US/Canada as it seems to be only Diageo brands are readily available.
Agree! Such a shame that more Irish microbrews aren't exported. Considering how well O'Hara's sells here in Canada, I'm sure they would be a hit. Will keep an eye open for Boundary and Whiplash, thanks for the recommendations and for watching! Cheers
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Love our choices gentlemen! Enjoying the week of St. Patrick’s day with a nice refreshing pint! Also, you have KilKenny?!?!?! I am so jealous!!! Cheers! 🍺☘️
You can't tease us with talk of a refreshing pint without telling us what it is! I'm lucky enough to be able to get it in Canada, but Alessandro being down in Florida can't. I make sure to rub it in as often as I can.
@@BeerBrackets a nice Guinness Draught. Looking forward to trying O’haras next since they actually export to where I live!
@@Cjvoltage232 Can't go wrong with a nice Guinness draught. Especially on St.Paddy's. If you like Guinness you will not be disappointed with O'haras. Very similar, but has it's own unique style.
I'd like to see a top English beers list for St George's day.
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@@BeerBrackets please do it then...April 23rd! So many real ales!
Happy St.Paddy's guys! What a great video to start the day's vibes off right. Can't wait to head to the pub for a Guinness later.
Cheers Jim! Happy St. Paddy's
Some good ideas for St. Paddy’s! Seems ironic that Smithwick’s was deemed hard to pronounce but Kilkenny was not.
I like the comments featuring, it’s a great way to organically inspire some interaction. You guys are climbing in subscribers and will hit 1k in no time!
RIght? The thing with Smithwick's is it's pronounced "Smithicks" - without the "w." In my experience, the locals were very particular about that and would have a good laugh if you didn't comply. I can imagine this being a strong enough motivation to rebrand to something only slightly easier to pronounce.
Iove to watch you guys. I love how kind you are to each other. Lots of smiles. Reminds me of chatting with my friends. Thanks for the content, guys. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the kind words! If you have any beer suggestions or review requests, let us know. We'd love to hear from you.
The White Hag are a phenomenal brewery, always experimenting and releasing interesting brews. They're definitely in the top 3 of Irish craft breweries along with Boundary brewing from Belfast and Whiplash from Dublin. It's a shame more Irish beers arent available in the US/Canada as it seems to be only Diageo brands are readily available.
Agree! Such a shame that more Irish microbrews aren't exported. Considering how well O'Hara's sells here in Canada, I'm sure they would be a hit. Will keep an eye open for Boundary and Whiplash, thanks for the recommendations and for watching! Cheers
Kilkenny is so underrated and I absolutely love it, I do recommend it for anyone who enjoys beers
It’s SO underrated. I could not agree more. I think the fact that it has barely any distribution in the U.S. contributes to that a lot unfortunately.
Love Harp lager. Shame it’s not made in its original brewery anymore, same with Smithwicks. Also have to try MacArdles ale guys.
I’ve never seen Macardles in Canada but I’ll keep an eye open for sure! Thanks for watching 🍻