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honestly i enjoyed it, was a bit dramarama, but nice mix of brewing history and irish history.
as a sidenote not mentioned in the show, i didnt know black and tan was called half and half in ireland, cause the black and tans were british paramilitary, whereas a stout ale mix before all that was a black and tan in england
one thing that was accurate was when he did the metaphor about pouring, that’s a real thing, you pour half, let it settle then pour the second half, something about head retention i think