Anyone for a Guinness

[JohnM]

I took this shot at home it's a minature bottle of Guinness and is 3 inches tall. They were very popular years ago, and I mean years ago, as my wife can remember this being in the house when she was a child. This is over 40 years old.

[ladyups]

Nice shot, John....and interesting story.

[Pat]

Does Guinness age well? :)

[JohnM]

Dont know if it ages well, I could never find a bottle opener small enough to open it ......

[mrdoug]

Aged beer? Being originally from Wisconsin, we never had a problem
of beer sitting around to age. There was always a shortage of beer - :D

[DoctorJazz]

Very cool family heirloom you have there! Great shot.

[jerryph]

Actually, beer does have a limited shelf life. Personally, I would more keep that small bottle as a souvenir more than anything else even if there wasn't a shelf life limitation.

[jenships]

Great picture - and a very unique family heirloom/keepsake! I wouldn't try drinking it though LOL

[canasta]

LOL...would agree with Jenships not to try drinking it...Guinness doesnt have the best shelf life nor is it best for travelling....I've had it in many a country....one night (or two) got sloshed on it in Bangkok of all places...but, for me, the best, freshest and most delicious tasting Guinness can only be found in Temple Bar.

Nice shot BTW

[sorted]

Soon be St Patricks day time to have another:)