Harp's like piss, and those two are a bit watery compared to Guinness.
Some of them are German as well, from my work travels.
Something I have been wondering about for ages, but
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Some of them are German as well, from my work travels.
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Ask for the number on the glass, or give the item number & I'll ask.
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It's part of the Guiness Collection though.
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Combine two http://www.cafepress.co.uk/+train-spotting-hobby+drinking-glassesOne is an 0846, but there are a couple with 0126. None are Carling though!!
'Glass Spotting'.... Gripping stuff, I know!
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The Genesis of the whole 'glass spotting' thing, i.e. above.
Anyway, here is a George V glass registered to Newcastle which I picked up earlier in a charity shop
On looking it up, it would have been used between 1910 and 1930, so it's 95 years young at the very least!:
It is ok diamond pattern, not the 'dimple' kind which is more common.
Anyway, here is a George V glass registered to Newcastle which I picked up earlier in a charity shop
On looking it up, it would have been used between 1910 and 1930, so it's 95 years young at the very least!:
It is ok diamond pattern, not the 'dimple' kind which is more common.
I've now changed my opinion of Murphy's after working in Wexford for the last few weeks.
Every night after my tea I've popped in to the T. Morris bar for a pint, the Murphy's in there is lovely, a bit smokier and bitter compared to Guinness and absolutely delicious.
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Only took ten years!
Well worth the wait.
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Just the decent supply required.
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