tnip23 05:54 PM 10-19-2008
harp and guinness is a half and half. a black and tan is either guinness and bass or guinness and "
smiddicks" I prefer the bass as it has some hops to it as opposed to smithwicks which is just malty.
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nhcigarfan 07:12 PM 10-19-2008
Belhaven Scottish Ale and Guiness.
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av8tor152d 07:31 PM 10-19-2008
Originally Posted by Gargoyle:
I usually have mine with Bass Ale and Guinness
Is there anything else ?
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Bubba - NJ 09:15 PM 01-15-2009
I used to make them with Harp or Bass under Guinness and now I use Smithwicks on the bottom . However though I will be getting some Boddingtons to try this out with Guinness as both come in pints . Bass would probably be the the original as I have a brass Bass brolly for pouring the Black and Tans with . Bass Ale is embossed right in the brolly and it was free over the internet a while back .
:-)
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Kreth 09:28 PM 01-15-2009
I haven't had a real B&T in far too long. Occasionally I like them with a shot of Jameson as an "appetizer"
:-)
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goalie204 09:35 PM 01-15-2009
mixing,...beer? never heard of it
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bigliver 09:44 PM 01-15-2009
A Black and Tan IS Guinness and Bass.
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icehog3 01:03 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by tnip23:
harp and guinness is a half and half. a black and tan is either guinness and bass or guinness and "smiddicks" I prefer the bass as it has some hops to it as opposed to smithwicks which is just malty.
Yup....just pronounce it "Smith-wicks" in Ireland, and you might get tossed out of the pub.
:-) :-)
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Ace$nyper 01:15 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by Sandman:
Guinness and Boddingtons. Yummy!
Wow, that sounds redonk good.
I normally have it the traditional way. Or buy Yuengling Black and Tan.
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smokeyandthebandit05 08:20 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by icehog3:
Yup....just pronounce it "Smith-wicks" in Ireland, and you might get tossed out of the pub. :-) :-)
I thought it was always pronounced smith icks?
But yeah Black and Tans are always Bass and Guinness for me.
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rack04 08:26 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by SeanGAR:
Guinness and Smithwicks .... imagine, putting a British beer or a lager in a black and tan ... blasphemy.
:-)This is the way I like my black and tans.
FAQ
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icurrie 08:42 AM 01-16-2009
I have to go with Bass and Guinness. Nector of the gods.
:-)
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goalie204 09:28 AM 01-16-2009
you guys are making me thirsty, i haven't had a drink in well over a week.
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RBOrrell 09:32 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by DonnieW:
Why did I know this was started by a Canadian?
It's Harp and Guinness
p.s. No matter how you spell "Vaughan", you still live in Woodbridge.
Donnie, you spelled it wrong, it's.......
"Wood-a-bridge" with the emphasis on "bridge"
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spooble 09:53 AM 01-16-2009
I usually prefer a Black and Red.... Guinness and Indian Head Red.
Or sometimes with Killian's in a pinch.
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icehog3 10:36 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by smokeyandthebandit05:
I thought it was always pronounced smith icks?
But yeah Black and Tans are always Bass and Guinness for me.
In Ireland they pronounce it "Smitticks" or "Smiddicks".....no "T-H" at all.
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Kreth 10:44 AM 01-16-2009
This may be a little un-PC, but is anyone a fan of the Irish Car Bomb?
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Scottw 10:48 AM 01-16-2009
I like Black and Blues, Guiness over Blue Moon, NICE!!!!!
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icehog3 11:00 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by Kreth:
This may be a little un-PC, but is anyone a fan of the Irish Car Bomb?
I am....might have me a couple tonight.
:-)
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Kreth 11:15 AM 01-16-2009
Originally Posted by icehog3:
I am....might have me a couple tonight. :-)
That's not a bad idea, although I'd need to go out to do it. It's not the same with Guinness from a can.
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