David Magrath

Absolutely love Guinness - it’s a taste sensation

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@EE @Charlie071246 My experience has not some much been casual, but perplexing. I had a great deal with EE but my account was called in as I had been offered too many discounts. Even though they were offered freely by an EE agent, I was told my deal was too good and immediately rescinded - bonkers

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It was the night before Christmas - fabulous Guinness in the Swan Cockermouth. Tremendous beverage, absolutely top notch. Score for presentation, ambience, domeage and sctick s chart topping 8.34198/10

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Maryport Magic - festive taste off of 6 west coast boozers. Pubs visited included the; Sailors Return, Life Boat, Thomas Henry, Butchers Arms, Tap Tavern and the Labour club. The winner of the best pint was the Sailors Return with an 8.145/10, but all pubs top class.

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Bootiful Bransty - festive Guinness in Spoons Whitehaven. A body language expert would have a field day with this picture. Overall score for domeage and schtick an Xmastastic 7.892/10

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Skiddaw Hotel Keswick - with some trepidation I had my first pint of Guinness 0.0. It wasn’t half bad, an acceptable alternative if you are mugged off and have to drive. Not scored cos it not the real McCoy. #guinness

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Winter Epiphany - tremendous Guinness served at the Borrowdale hotel by Kevin. Great domeage and long lasting schtick. A well deserved 8.283/10 #the_borrowdale

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Sun Inn (Pooley Bridge) - Guinness cold sampled today. Disappointing beverage, too cold and the head died within 30 seconds. 6.34/10 #PintsO’Guinness

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Keswick Hotel Cracker - lovely creamy pint that, contrary to most UK Guinness, had good staying power and a decent schtick. A superlative 8.107/10

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@PintsO_Guinness Bettyhill Hotel - Sutherland

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@historyinmemes Skyr

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Creamy Goodness- look at that domeage!! Great Guinness at the Swan Cockermouth. It’s clear that pub look after their beer and care that it is poured properly. An upper decile 8.247/10

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@shaunywils Yep, generally speaking Guinness is great in Ireland and the further away and warmer it gets the more it’s not worth drinking

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By George that was OK - the pour looked perfect, the barman was chipper and expectations were high at the George Keswick. Alas the pint died on me 6.719//10

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Bavarian Gut Wrencher - saw a sign for draft Guinness in a biker bar in Germany. BIG MISTAKE - worst pint ever and this justifies are departure from the EU. A lowly 2.143/10. Scored only because the correct glass used.

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Bettyhill Beauty - celebratory Guinness in Sutherland at the Bettyhill Hotel after catching this scopping Brown Trout in a tiny Lochan nearby. Fab-u-Lous!! The drink 7.767/10 - lacked depth

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@andrew_schaick Looks good, any score above an 8 is a winner for me!!

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Blencathra Beverage - cheeky Guinness at the White Horse - Threlkeld, following a 12 mile death march in the Northern Fells. It ended all smiles after the quaffing of an upper quartile drink 7.619/10

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Super, Smashing, Lovely - a gradely Guinness at the Falls Hotel Aysgarth North Yorkshire. The Guinness hit the bulls eye on a beautiful sunny day. A satisfying 7.568/10.

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New Inn - Clovelly. Fabulous Guinness in North Devon. Clovelly is a lovely preserved village, albeit a bit touristy, the beverage was fab. Clare delighted to become a part of the award winning Twitter story. 8.169/10

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Nice Beaver - tremendous Guinness in the Beaver Inn Appledore Devon. Nice pour, satisfying domeage and a relatively “rinse free” cost. 7.867/10