Drinking Guinness from a 1970s Glass

[@Mr.M1STER]

Colzy is the kind of friend everyone wants. A quiet lad but good craic when it counts and seems like he always has your back.

[@Soyuz19]

He has a calm energy to him.

[@TheCoadyp]

Colzy the type of lad to always show up and sow twelve pints without any hassle

[@johnbarry22]

Still have one I “acquired” in the early 70s

[@themarmiteapple8328]

Ooooh, I want one of those glasses. Hope Guinness release a nice 6pk (or) 8pk with glass as a special offer.

[@martinmcdonald4207]

Watching this in lockdown is not a good idea. I can`t wait for pubs to reopen so i can have a creamy pint of Guinness. Cheers from Dublin.

[@silvatrmc7481]

Im literally drawling.. Im in Portugal watching this and hoping to go to a pub Next week!! Its going to Open here and dammmnnnn and just Hella exaited 😂

[@pete8689]

The shamrock in Finglas village, served pints in tankards until late 80s/eary 90s

[@phootphetishphilip5551]

"Hey what kinda coffee is that?" "Yeah yeah coffee... coffee" lol

[@Bettys_Eldest]

In the 70's Guinness and ales were often sold in "Jugs" in the UK. Skol lager had promotional pairs of glasses with "SK" and "OL" printed on them. My mate Mike and his partner Olivia Lawson contacted the brewers to ask for a pair of glasses, claiming to be Steve Kent and Olivia Lawson. The brewery invited them in for the day, and after fessing up they were given a brewery tour, meal and pair of glasses. My dad had a Guinness jug. When we cleared the house, my wife an Offally girl, gave it away to the charity shop rather than keep it.

[@furrycircuitry2378]

Would've been the end of my wife

[@ChelseaFCTommy]

Thanks for telling everyone their full names , completely unnecessary but hey ho.

[@martin7955]

Good stuff , my dad loved the old guiness he reckoned new guiness was not as good , he loved his pint ,I miss old ireland.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

What changed

[@bombaclot]

had to sub from the USA, you got me back on the Guinness now I'm a snob

[@leemellor2108]

I have one of those glasses which I use regularly. It definitely makes the Guinness taste better (probably). These videos make me thirsty….

[@alanthomson1227]

Used to have one , stopped hands warming it up

[@stevestott1700]

Hi I have a 3 pint 1970's Guinness glass. Could you give me any information about it? Or have you ever come across one? Thanks Thanks

[@ricostos]

Love together drinking 😂

[@jayd1974]

I have one of those glasses👌👍

[@oscarosullivan4513]

How is it

[@jhf9933]

christ since when did morrissey start working behind bar

[@JonathanPyper]

what bars this lad?

[@simonobeirne4105]

John Kavanagh’s “Gravediggers”

[@waynemurphy7369]

Lads you should try the ferryman on docks in Dublin. I think a great pint their

[@daraghcurran]

we did bud

[@NigelFrench-qc9qb]

I have this glass 1965

[@dbol9777]

At a quick glance I thought Roy Keane was pouring a pint of Guinness

[@jjtotheb]

That's his job!

[@absnjie6100]

Do you put Guinness on your cornflakes

[@phootphetishphilip5551]

Harp was always better imo Same company but I liked Harp better

[@davidobrien8477]

Thanks for that Phoot Phetish Philip

[@phootphetishphilip5551]

@@davidobrien8477 no problemo

[@phootphetishphilip5551]

@@davidobrien8477 the family is cursed too

[@NothingHumanisAlientoMe]

Aye, it is a bit too much of a weapon eh?

[@patrickmckenna1334]

You are a weapon

[@NothingHumanisAlientoMe]

@@patrickmckenna1334 Don't talk tay yer faither like that Pad

[@vToneehh]

Mate the head he’s put on that, what a creamy little legend

[@BigBoootyBass]

Oirish people trying to rate Guinness pours. Lol.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

Why lol