A great shame because Cardiff is such a good city to go drinking in. These pubs need to up their game to pour a better Guinness. Tourists would expect nothing less than a decent pint
The Robin Hood in Pontcanna does a good stout. The owner is in there drinking them himself all the time, so the staff know how to pour + the lines are looked after but aye the standard is low everywhere else
As a Welshman this is painful to watch but unfortunately it’s an accurate reflection. I’m going to personally to take it upon myself to flog the owners of these watering holes with Leeks, until something changes.
What's the deal then ? At this stage surely everyone knows Guinness cannot be a) poured in 1 ,,,b) It has to settle before being topped off to top of glass It's very simple really
@@chrisChris6969 Not necessarily, most pubs in Cardiff the staff haven’t a clue about how to pour a tidy pint of the good stuff. I genuinely don’t think they’ve been trained properly so they just want to get the pint out asap.
@@Brainfreeze551 ,Jesus pal if that's the case I pity the Guinness drinkers of Wales I in Ireland and it can be bad sometimes , but you know yourself when it's good it's the fucking best beer in world 🤣👍
the "guru" did a blindfold test in a previous video and couldnt tell the difference between guinness and murphys so id take his results with a pinch of salt lol.
Dempseys used to do a decent pint when I lived in Cardiff. Now living in Cheltenham and none of the pubs in Cheltenham and Gloucester give a flying Feck about how the Guinness is poured and presented. I have actually contacted Deageo, who own Guiness, and told them to sort it out! I have also stopped ordering Guinness this side of the water as it is a lost cause!
As a Kardiffian this is embarrassing to the city. Been a definite fall off since the start of the pandemic. My go to place for Guinness is The Old Market Tavern now Little O’Neills next to Cardiff Market.
You’ve gotta go out of the city centre in Cardiff. I used to live in Roath - The George, The Cryws and The Claude always did decent pints. Granted this was 10-15 years ago, but worth a shot given the slosh you were served in town!
You always remember your first proper georgous pint of Guiness, mine was on the ferry from Fishgaurd to Roslaire (not kidding).. It was like ice cream. Never had one like it (had about 6) before or since. When it dips from perfection though it isn't a great time.
Best Guinness I've had is near me in South Yorkshire, it's probably colder than it should be and sometimes the younger staff don't pour it right but it swirls for ages usually like the old adverts. Granted I've not been to Ireland yet so it's probably gonna get beat in the future. Good channel.
I live in Cardiff and it makes me sad to watch this video. My favourite place for Guinness is probably The Pen and Wig but that's just where I tend to go. Flute and Tankard is decent when I miss my bus on the way home from work, and one of the seats outside are free. I've had pints in O'Neills before but at the time wasn't thinking too much about the quality. Going to make it a bit of a goal to find the best available in the city center. Hopefully have some suggestions for next time.
I usually pop to a different O'Neill's when in the office for a pint. They have extra cold and regular taps. The regular tap feels like extra cold and the extra cold tap feels like its been cooled with liquid fecking nitrogen. Have to wrap a it a napkin to drink the bastard.
As a Cardiff man I feel ashamed that this is what the city had to offer, what a disgrace. The best pint of Guinness in Cardiff is down the bay in the packet pub, it’s an old skool pub that has a few characters to say the least and isn’t the most inviting place at certain times but the landlord has always poured me a good pint.
I wish someone from Guinness would pay attention - having spent most of my life in Cardiff I am desperate for a decent pint of Guinness there! It's rarer than Hens teeth! Keep up the good work
Cardiff now just full of chain pubs catering to stags and hens First two pubs were brains /marstons pubs .lack of investment and poor management by both for years . Brains used to have proper old school pubs with good management and brewed in the town centre The last The Vulcan closed to be knocked down and replaced by high storey student flats
@3.06, I have been drinking Guinness since I was 18, I'm now 69, back in the 70's if I saw a pint of Guinness with a head like that I'd leave it. I always used to look in a bar and see if anyone had a pint of Guinness and look to see what it looked like, to make sure the lines were clear and look at the condition of the pint! Then decide what I was going to order.
I fell in love with Guinness when i lived in belfast for a few months. It was truely something else. As i live in cardiff i really miss the proper Guinness. I may end up buying the nitrosurge cans and the lid. Just so i can have a decent pint still will be nothing like most places but its better than the shite here
This can happen anywhere, I have seen barmen and barwomen , who don't care enough to do what is necessary and then you get dirty glasses, almost one part pour , spilled over and you leave and go somewhere else! The inconsistencies are enough to stop someone ordering a Guinness!!!
I'm Irish, but I studied in Cardiff many years ago. The Guiness was terrible, so terrible is switched to Brains Black. Was nicer than the Cardiff Guinness and cheaper too, but jeez I did miss a solid pint.
Just one question: if you are at an outside venue, how do you protect the head from getting bugs in it? of course, this is if you are not drinking it as fast as recommended. I have not read the book, “voices again, “yet so I don’t know what is recommended for the drink late. Please forgive any mistakes. Dictation is Nikki in this comment as I cannot edit it.
I know you don't like slating a pub, but with pubs charging over £5 a pint they need calling out for not taking any pride and serving up this slop. On another note I think some better research needed, this and the b/ham vid has some proper dodgy recommendations.
I have always said that the colder the beer, the less taste it has. I had a pint in a Cardiff club one night, and it was so cold, it had no taste at all. I let it sit for a while and it tasted shite.
Jeez those first 2 pints where terrible I’d have gave em 1-2 out of 10.O’Niels looked ok for a pub chain.Get up to Manchester pal my home town (although live in Castlebar Mayo since last October 21)plenty good pints especially my local the Bowling Green in Chorlton a suburb 4 mile from the city centre of go to Mulligans in the city centre.
@@teddelfranco9786 Hopefully some day... but it's horrendous here... No idea if there is a link to our formerly local brewer brains stopping guinness in their pubs to bring in "Brains Black" (a welsh rip off of guinness) that they just as Daragh said they sort of left us to rot. Noe Brains has been sold to Marstons and effectively killed Cardiff's brewery history and former brains pubs now starting to sell guinness again....it's almost like they forgot how. Old Arcade and City Arms were both Brains pubs.
The only good Guinness I’ve come across in Cardiff is Barocco in the centre on Wharton Street, and the Royal Oak on Broadway. The Guinness everywhere else is only good for the drain
I've been conducting research, and i'm fairly certain that it isn't grease on the inside of the glass, it is soap residue. The bubbly looking sides, the lousy dark head, and the lack of shtick are all, to the best of my knowledge and practical experiment, due to the surfactant properties of the soap.
It’s sad when you consider Cardiff once had an entire Irish district/ghetto - Newtown, now a mess of building sites and horrible eyesore constructions- which gave birth to such people as the great boxer Big Jim Driscoll. I can’t think of a single Irish pub (not including o’neills obviously) anywhere in the city, which is surely unusual for a decent sized uk city. Still think if he’d gone further afield- say to roath - he might have found some decent pints. Brains do a decent stout- Brains Black - but not many places do it these days. Another welsh brewer, Felinfoel, used to do a really good one but I haven’t seen it in literally decades.
As an Englishman who’s had many travels and many pints in Cardiff, Brains and their beers are what I drink when I’m there. I’d drink it in England, but they don’t sell it anywhere!!!
It's embarrassing as a Welsh man that Cardiff perhaps even Swansea cannot pour a decent pint of Guinness. Brains is a lovely pint but as you say the Irish in Cardiff (tourists too) are entitled to a half decent jar.
A great shame, but as a Cardiffian of Corkonian descent, nothing I didn’t already know. City centre pubs, no chance. Out in Canton over the bridge, the Robin Hood I’ve had a good one. But the best I’ve had in Cardiff is at the Canton Liberal Club of all places, where all our irish Nans go play bingo…
Traditional pubs in Cardiff have been on a decline in quality for a while now. Not just Guinness, but say general selection etc. We’ve got some great craft bars and more cocktail bars showing up ever day. Pups seem neglected, people in Wales want a cheap pint, full to the brim with no head. Always been the case
Feel really bad about my city watching this, however there's no hiding from the truth. Cardiff bar staff are fantastic on the whole, but they're used to serving lager on a production line. Given that the city is centred around rugby and Guinness is so synonymous with that you'd think the Guinness reps would be more focused on quality. But Cardiff on a night out is chaos, so I doubt that will change! On a personal note, man should have gone to Queen's Vaults!
I’m from Ireland but unfortunately I’m living in the UK the last 5 years, I’m a Guinness drinker and I’ve tried the Guinness here so many times and I’ve never got a good pint and believe me I’ve had so many bad ones , there’s just no point ordering a Guinness over here if you are from Ireland ,you will never get a good one you will only get disappointment.Fortunately we get back home every couple of months ,nothing compares to the Guinness in Ireland .
The best Guinness I’ve had in Wales is in Cemaes Bay on Anglesey. It was alright compared to what Ireland offers. But if you go to North Lancs or the Lake District, there’s some quality pintage up there. 👍🏻
I say the small head is to keep the type of common beer drinker who feels they are not getting a proper pint under the law and think the pint is 568ml of liquid excluding the head.
@@oscarosullivan4513 for a pint of Guinness, the ‘small head’ is wrong. In fact, Oscar, your comment makes me want to start a campaign… ‘KEEP ZIKA OUT OF GUINNESS!! NO SMALL HEADS!!’
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You should link up with Simon of Real Ale Craft Beer who lives in Barry, South Wales. He is another LEGEND of RUclips beer reviews.
when the pint is so bad Guru doesn't even say the score out loud 😭
Likely that the gas bottle hooked up is empty if it's settling that quick.
That is a gas issue or a bad keg. More than likely no gas, not turned on, empty bottle etc. Barman should have noticed it and not served that pint!
I agree it's Guinness's fault, these people don't know how to pour it or clean the lines or glass properly.
ye guinness makes boat loads of money so they couldn't be arsed
A great shame because Cardiff is such a good city to go drinking in. These pubs need to up their game to pour a better Guinness. Tourists would expect nothing less than a decent pint
If you're a proper establishment, you'll do your homework without being told. This is unacceptable. Yikes.
The Welsh are a stubborn race of hobbit people
Not always grease on the glass. More often than not its detergent residue from the glass washer
True but it’s besides the fact, shouldn’t be handing that to anyone, whether it’s the Guinness guru or any ordinary Joe soap.
That pint in the thumbnail is like a pint Bull McCabe would be swiggin after a hard day in the field.
The Robin Hood in Pontcanna does a good stout. The owner is in there drinking them himself all the time, so the staff know how to pour + the lines are looked after but aye the standard is low everywhere else
O' Neils is a chain pub which you see in lots of different cities in the UK
Really? Tell us more, Mr. Science.
As a Welshman this is painful to watch but unfortunately it’s an accurate reflection. I’m going to personally to take it upon myself to flog the owners of these watering holes with Leeks, until something changes.
What's the deal then ?
At this stage surely everyone knows Guinness cannot be a) poured in 1 ,,,b) It has to settle before being topped off to top of glass
It's very simple really
@@chrisChris6969 Not necessarily, most pubs in Cardiff the staff haven’t a clue about how to pour a tidy pint of the good stuff. I genuinely don’t think they’ve been trained properly so they just want to get the pint out asap.
@@Brainfreeze551 ,Jesus pal if that's the case I pity the Guinness drinkers of Wales
I in Ireland and it can be bad sometimes , but you know yourself when it's good it's the fucking best beer in world 🤣👍
@@chrisChris6969 True that. I’m over the pond regularly and very rarely get a dodgy pint.
the "guru" did a blindfold test in a previous video and couldnt tell the difference between guinness and murphys so id take his results with a pinch of salt lol.
Embarrassed as a Cardiff man smh
Felt the same as a Brummy. This man destroys lives.🤣 Keep up the good work Daragh.👍🏻
You should be.
Cardiff and Birmingham absolutely cracking cities just not for the Guinness.
Spend most of time embarrassed then
@@martinmac534 Cardiff for sheep and Birmingham for curries
Dempseys used to do a decent pint when I lived in Cardiff. Now living in Cheltenham and none of the pubs in Cheltenham and Gloucester give a flying Feck about how the Guinness is poured and presented. I have actually contacted Deageo, who own Guiness, and told them to sort it out! I have also stopped ordering Guinness this side of the water as it is a lost cause!
The station hotel outside Gloucester rail station is the worst I've ever seen!
The Irish club Gloucester opened a small corner bar, decent enough pint for uk
Hopefully Guinness can sort it out, Cardiff is too close to Dublin to have such a poor standard.
Off to Cardiff next week, thank God you found a decent pint. I was getting worried 🤣
Was missing my weekly Guinness Guru. Although the pints wuz shite the video was great. Thanks for the quality content.
I love the interactions you get upon arrival and that you hide the camera so it's natural
Only perverts watch pornos, right?
You need to get to the Thistle Street Bar in Edinburgh. Best pint we've had outside of Ireland.
As a Kardiffian this is embarrassing to the city. Been a definite fall off since the start of the pandemic. My go to place for Guinness is The Old Market Tavern now Little O’Neills next to Cardiff Market.
You’ve gotta go out of the city centre in Cardiff. I used to live in Roath - The George, The Cryws and The Claude always did decent pints. Granted this was 10-15 years ago, but worth a shot given the slosh you were served in town!
Pints in the George are pretty average tbh
You always remember your first proper georgous pint of Guiness, mine was on the ferry from Fishgaurd to Roslaire (not kidding).. It was like ice cream. Never had one like it (had about 6) before or since. When it dips from perfection though it isn't a great time.
Hey man! Just wanted to say thank you for introducing me to the Guiness world!
Best Guinness I've had is near me in South Yorkshire, it's probably colder than it should be and sometimes the younger staff don't pour it right but it swirls for ages usually like the old adverts.
Granted I've not been to Ireland yet so it's probably gonna get beat in the future.
Good channel.
Mulligans in Manchester is outstanding for Guinness.
Hopefully this gets Guinness down here to sort it out. Ive never known anywhere for a good pint
We have a saying in Wales it goes "the only way to get a good point of Guinness is to go to Ireland"
Hobbits
Brilliant Guru 🤣🤣 you weren't messing around when you said it's hard work pretty dire pints 😮
That intro, ooft. Guru is getting professional
I live in Cardiff and it makes me sad to watch this video. My favourite place for Guinness is probably The Pen and Wig but that's just where I tend to go.
Flute and Tankard is decent when I miss my bus on the way home from work, and one of the seats outside are free.
I've had pints in O'Neills before but at the time wasn't thinking too much about the quality.
Going to make it a bit of a goal to find the best available in the city center. Hopefully have some suggestions for next time.
I usually pop to a different O'Neill's when in the office for a pint. They have extra cold and regular taps. The regular tap feels like extra cold and the extra cold tap feels like its been cooled with liquid fecking nitrogen. Have to wrap a it a napkin to drink the bastard.
As a Cardiff man I feel ashamed that this is what the city had to offer, what a disgrace. The best pint of Guinness in Cardiff is down the bay in the packet pub, it’s an old skool pub that has a few characters to say the least and isn’t the most inviting place at certain times but the landlord has always poured me a good pint.
The Robin Hood is also a good pint.
I wish someone from Guinness would pay attention - having spent most of my life in Cardiff I am desperate for a decent pint of Guinness there! It's rarer than Hens teeth!
Keep up the good work
Ty’r Wynch is the best I’ve had. Great schtick
The City Arms used to be the best pub in Cardiff. We’ve seen a massive decline in quality since Marstons took over running the pubs. It’s a real shame
Yep. Damn shame. Was my go-to pub (not for Guinness tbh) in Cardiff, had great selection of Ales. Totally changed now😭
Cardiff now just full of chain pubs catering to stags and hens
First two pubs were brains /marstons pubs .lack of investment and poor management by both for years . Brains used to have proper old school pubs with good management and brewed in the town centre
The last The Vulcan closed to be knocked down and replaced by high storey student flats
There’s still the Royal Oak, beautiful and totally unchanged. Bet the Guinness is still shit tho!
When I worked behind a bar, we would get pints like the first when the gas was low/empty.
that catwalk entrance
@3.06, I have been drinking Guinness since I was 18, I'm now 69, back in the 70's if I saw a pint of Guinness with a head like that I'd leave it. I always used to look in a bar and see if anyone had a pint of Guinness and look to see what it looked like, to make sure the lines were clear and look at the condition of the pint! Then decide what I was going to order.
Great words at the end. I'll be up for a protest 👍🏻🤣
As a man from Belfast who has moved to Cardiff in the last couple years, the Guinness is absolutely horrific.
I fell in love with Guinness when i lived in belfast for a few months. It was truely something else. As i live in cardiff i really miss the proper Guinness. I may end up buying the nitrosurge cans and the lid. Just so i can have a decent pint still will be nothing like most places but its better than the shite here
@@HHHomeless never would have touched a can of Guinness but honestly I’d rather have a can than a draught pint from a pub in Cardiff.
…I am impressed with the clean glass…that says it all for Guinness in Cardiff…
Absolutely horrific.
This can happen anywhere, I have seen barmen and barwomen , who don't care enough to do what is necessary and then you get dirty glasses, almost one part pour , spilled over and you leave and go somewhere else! The inconsistencies
are enough to stop someone ordering a Guinness!!!
a lot of pubs and restaurants here have teenagers working there. because they pay minimum wage. l can’t even get a normal proper lager tapped
Ive only had it in england but does it piss me off when the bar tender pours it wrong
I'm Irish, but I studied in Cardiff many years ago. The Guiness was terrible, so terrible is switched to Brains Black. Was nicer than the Cardiff Guinness and cheaper too, but jeez I did miss a solid pint.
That is one knackery pint of Guinness, the first one.
That first pint is properly awful. Looks like one of the pre poured ones that’s been sitting there for 15 minutes at Crocker or the Aviva.
You have to go to pub in Malin Head, most Northerly Bar, best pint of Guinness
*Pondering life*…. I understood that reference😉
Just one question: if you are at an outside venue, how do you protect the head from getting bugs in it? of course, this is if you are not drinking it as fast as recommended. I have not read the book, “voices again, “yet so I don’t know what is recommended for the drink late. Please forgive any mistakes. Dictation is Nikki in this comment as I cannot edit it.
Once again top review and great pronunciation of iechyd da. Da iawn
Daragh.
I know you don't like slating a pub, but with pubs charging over £5 a pint they need calling out for not taking any pride and serving up this slop.
On another note I think some better research needed, this and the b/ham vid has some proper dodgy recommendations.
Went to North Wales in June and didn't get a bad pint.
Was wondering when you’d put a video out my G.
You know it's bad when he takes two sips rather than four mammoth gulps
I have always said that the colder the beer, the less taste it has. I had a pint in a Cardiff club one night, and it was so cold, it had no taste at all. I let it sit for a while and it tasted shite.
They chill it tf to hide the taste
That's actually a scientific truth
I work in Cardiff and have tried to find a good point of Guinness for ages. This just confirms that I'm not going to find one
The packet down the bay is very good, but don’t go late at night if I’m honest mate.
Jeez those first 2 pints where terrible I’d have gave em 1-2 out of 10.O’Niels looked ok for a pub chain.Get up to Manchester pal my home town (although live in Castlebar Mayo since last October 21)plenty good pints especially my local the Bowling Green in Chorlton a suburb 4 mile from the city centre of go to Mulligans in the city centre.
No place to hide. He's spot on. CARDIFF has the worst guinness perhaps on the planet.
you haven't been to New Jersey
@@teddelfranco9786 Hopefully some day... but it's horrendous here... No idea if there is a link to our formerly local brewer brains stopping guinness in their pubs to bring in "Brains Black" (a welsh rip off of guinness) that they just as Daragh said they sort of left us to rot. Noe Brains has been sold to Marstons and effectively killed Cardiff's brewery history and former brains pubs now starting to sell guinness again....it's almost like they forgot how. Old Arcade and City Arms were both Brains pubs.
😂
You haven't been to North Macedonia 🤣
Beijing mate. Beijing is criminal. Its black warm vinegar. Its abusive.
Its Wales what did expect...... Guinness is as good as there hospitality.
You should have a fans page somewhere so we can all send pics of our pints, good or bad!
Well these walk up shots are new, should keep them
Honestly a skill to be able to pour it like the first one, god awful
I only had the the traditional kilkenny it's been discontinued the Irish ale I have to have
The pubs in Cardiff town are shocking for Guinness normally the city arms is good
When are you coming to Boston? Would love to see the Guru in Texas haha
Is it still good pint of guinness in the Black Rose (Roisin Dubh) in Boston? or this pub disappeared? i was last in it in 1992
The only good Guinness I’ve come across in Cardiff is Barocco in the centre on Wharton Street, and the Royal Oak on Broadway. The Guinness everywhere else is only good for the drain
Had a good one in there last year, maybe just bad luck here this time
Love the Little Britain reference 🥰
Jeeze! I now feel like I get better G pints here in Chicago.
Have you done a review in Liverpool?
Should have tried The Lansdowne in Canton, decent pints.
Can you do a guinness review in Amsterdam?
I doubt it’s just Cardiff that Guinness has taken their eye off of,wouldn’t surprise me if there are many other places the same 🤦♂️😲🍻
Well this is fate.. im going to cardiff in a fews time you have saved me a huge headache ..thanks lad
I've been conducting research, and i'm fairly certain that it isn't grease on the inside of the glass, it is soap residue. The bubbly looking sides, the lousy dark head, and the lack of shtick are all, to the best of my knowledge and practical experiment, due to the surfactant properties of the soap.
You’re not wrong Guru. Guinness here is shocking.
Better off sticking to the ales in South Wales. I’d recommend Brains, Butty Bach or Gower Gold
Well said but doubt Guru gives patronage to small independent breweries
And Rhymney Bitter
@@Emmet_Moore will add that to the list 👌🏼
Need to get your area out of Cardiff and upto Rhydfelin RFC. Exceptional pint
119.5 had me creasing
Love the Guru, always gets me in the mood for a creamy pint. Too many jumpcuts in the intro tho man. Just do it in one, it'll be graaaand
It’s sad when you consider Cardiff once had an entire Irish district/ghetto - Newtown, now a mess of building sites and horrible eyesore constructions- which gave birth to such people as the great boxer Big Jim Driscoll. I can’t think of a single Irish pub (not including o’neills obviously) anywhere in the city, which is surely unusual for a decent sized uk city. Still think if he’d gone further afield- say to roath - he might have found some decent pints. Brains do a decent stout- Brains Black - but not many places do it these days. Another welsh brewer, Felinfoel, used to do a really good one but I haven’t seen it in literally decades.
As an Englishman who’s had many travels and many pints in Cardiff, Brains and their beers are what I drink when I’m there. I’d drink it in England, but they don’t sell it anywhere!!!
It's embarrassing as a Welsh man that Cardiff perhaps even Swansea cannot pour a decent pint of Guinness. Brains is a lovely pint but as you say the Irish in Cardiff (tourists too) are entitled to a half decent jar.
A great shame, but as a Cardiffian of Corkonian descent, nothing I didn’t already know. City centre pubs, no chance. Out in Canton over the bridge, the Robin Hood I’ve had a good one. But the best I’ve had in Cardiff is at the Canton Liberal Club of all places, where all our irish Nans go play bingo…
The yaki dah sounded like Liam Gallagher 😂
I had a good pint of Guinness in the northern star Pub Newcastle, Australia. $6 - 3 pound 50 a pint
Probably a pint from the drip tray on that 1st one
That head on that first one is like the one on my Guinness When I do the nitrosurge
Navigation lapworth uk hand pulled new glass but pretty good pint best around these ways
If you're in Liverpool again give Ye Cracke a go, best guinness I've had in Liverpool closely followed by kelly dispensary.
Agreed
Where is Kelly dispensary
@@kevinwilliams1421 Smithdown Road
Shenanigans best pint in Liverpool!
@@joeharkinson7301 Agreed Joe
Traditional pubs in Cardiff have been on a decline in quality for a while now. Not just Guinness, but say general selection etc. We’ve got some great craft bars and more cocktail bars showing up ever day. Pups seem neglected, people in Wales want a cheap pint, full to the brim with no head. Always been the case
Sorry just commenting cos Mon The fooking Biff. I think Infinity Land was actually recorded in Wales too lol
@@jacktaylor2688 mon the biff. I think it was wasn’t it!
@@struebz sure of it. I'm sure Si said they were near a field and the cows were all moshing outside lol
Liverpool visit would be great i can recommend some good Guinness
Shenanigans best pint in Liverpool, agree?
@@joeharkinson7301 yes agreed! i was in there the other day
Should have gone in the Borough, decent Guiness in there.
Probably using the wrong gas
You should try Jacobs in Saggart village bud
If Guinness do travel to different Countries tell then to come to Melbourne, its shite here. thanks for the video.
Bang on, O'Neil definitely the best pint in Cardiff
I would imagine it would be better in North Wales. Manchester next?
Feel really bad about my city watching this, however there's no hiding from the truth. Cardiff bar staff are fantastic on the whole, but they're used to serving lager on a production line. Given that the city is centred around rugby and Guinness is so synonymous with that you'd think the Guinness reps would be more focused on quality. But Cardiff on a night out is chaos, so I doubt that will change!
On a personal note, man should have gone to Queen's Vaults!
I’m from Ireland but unfortunately I’m living in the UK the last 5 years, I’m a Guinness drinker and I’ve tried the Guinness here so many times and I’ve never got a good pint and believe me I’ve had so many bad ones , there’s just no point ordering a Guinness over here if you are from Ireland ,you will never get a good one you will only get disappointment.Fortunately we get back home every couple of months ,nothing compares to the Guinness in Ireland .
Also, that first one probably has the wrong nozzle on the tap
theyre hardly pubs their large pub bars you should have gone to the smaller pubs off the highstreet
Mate O'Briens in Barry is where the good Guiness is at. Pop on by
The best Guinness I’ve had in Wales is in Cemaes Bay on Anglesey. It was alright compared to what Ireland offers.
But if you go to North Lancs or the Lake District, there’s some quality pintage up there. 👍🏻
As an Italian that drinks nothing but Frangelico, and Moretti. I adore you people from the Isle! Your Guiness is like our wine.
@@thepatriarchy819 Guinness is Irish
I say the small head is to keep the type of common beer drinker who feels they are not getting a proper pint under the law and think the pint is 568ml of liquid excluding the head.
@@thepatriarchy819 Mille graci!
@@oscarosullivan4513 for a pint of Guinness, the ‘small head’ is wrong. In fact, Oscar, your comment makes me want to start a campaign…
‘KEEP ZIKA OUT OF GUINNESS!! NO SMALL HEADS!!’