Now that sounds really good. I gotta try it sometime :-)

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here's mine. I love my Turtle !!!!

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I love getting them poured like that when the dividing line is so distinct.
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I was in a bar, not Irish, but with a good selection of the discussed ingredients.
A "lady" across the bar ordered a black & tan with Guinness and Magner's Cider. Never saw anything like that before.
My Black and Tans are always Guinness and Harp. I think that's because the "Irish" bars I used to inhabit on Cape Cod, while they had many Irish selections, only the Guinness and Harp were always fresh.
Mikey, that's a beautiful picture. Thanks.
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The original is always the best. :-)

What a cool device!
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:-) That is my favorite pairing.
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I gave the Boddingtons and Guinness a try over the weekend . Real good but it did not stay separate for more then a few minutes . I'm guessing because both beers are kind of thick or of the same viscosity , if that makes any sense at all . I do still like it better with Bass , SmithWicks or Harp . i also tyied a Dirty Hoe this weekend . 3/4 glass of Hoegaarden and 1/4 glass Lambic raspberry . A little on the sweet side and would definitely be better in the spring and summer .
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smithwicks topped with murphy's stout or guinness :-)
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mmm murphys...mmmmm guiness...

this thread are making me thirsty!

so what if its 5:33 am here, i have a flight to catch sooN!
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It took until page three for the Lagerhead Turtle to show up? Bad form.....
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Only the coolest kids have one!!:-)
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Sweet! I'm finally one of the cool kids!!!
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Agreed!
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I love the turtle. Perfect pour everytime. :-) Good conversation piece too!
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Gotta go with Harp and Guinness....will be having many at my St. Patty's day bash....
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