Found this in the Long Eaton branch. Best before date on the one I bought is 2nd March; but it won't survive that long in my possession, and anyway the BB is mostly a fiction with beer this strong. Confirmed (see comments) as a national deal, so it'll be this price at your local B&M if they have it. If. 330ml bottle.
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sylv
29 Feb 16#31
Too right. I did the arithmetic. 4½ units of alcohol per bottle!
heavygoodz
29 Feb 16#30
Thanks jeczap - will have to check them out on my next costco trip .... certainly not a drink for a school night in 600ml bottles!
rdbradshaw
29 Feb 16#29
It is nice stuff but my favourite is the West Indies porter
jeczap
28 Feb 16#28
Hi, defo 600ml of 7.5 :smiley:
sylv
27 Feb 16#27
Just looked this up on ratebeer. A 95 rating! Versus a 51 rating for the 4.2% Guinness Original.
buckmr2
27 Feb 16#26
The labelling on the Asda bottle is different to to the B&M version.
Here's a pic of the one from Asda (haven't got a B&M one left to show the two together)
dck
26 Feb 16#25
Presumably because Asda sell the made in Ireland drink, whereas B&M sell the grey import version from Nigeria.
Apparently the ingredients are very different depending on where it is made.
Can anyone advise whether this or the Nigerian Guinness is better? And how do you tell the difference between the two?
johnsmith1997 to maclennanneil
26 Feb 16#23
Nigerian is darker....obviously.:laughing:
telttruth
26 Feb 16#21
My local (Stockton) had a fresh delivery this morning so it is worth checking your local. I've had one just now and this stuff is beautiful, it isn't the first time i've had but it never lets me down.
jeczap
26 Feb 16#18
B&M is nowhere near me, but thought it worth mentioning that Costco sell 12 packs of this (i.e. Guinness Foreign Extra, 7.5% ABV) in 600ml bottles for around £24 (give or take a few pennies, I can't remember the exact price) - really nice stuff
heavygoodz to jeczap
26 Feb 16#20
I have never seem this in 600ml bottles - are you sure that you don't mean bottles of Guinness Original?
No Guinness extra in my b&m sadly :disappointed:
Goose74
26 Feb 16#19
This beer is amazing, love it - heat
edgeone
26 Feb 16#17
Goes great on muesli
b0d
26 Feb 16#16
Got this a few weeks ago in my local, but last time I went in it was sold out :disappointed: Shame, it is really nice!
feelgeorge13
26 Feb 16#15
To my Guinness love, you MUST try Nigerian Guinness. It is amazing!
Kulaak
26 Feb 16#14
It seems all these alcohol deals are not available at my local. Don't seem to sell alcohol :disappointed:
Kulaak
26 Feb 16#13
Why is it different?
sylv
26 Feb 16#12
Picked up a few more this morning, and they were all BB 2nd March.
aLV426
25 Feb 161#9
You should try with a whiskey chaser (Black Bush of course!)
Heat for the deal - I'm in the mood for one now!
Is it weird that Northern Ireland B&M stores don't stock alcohol?:stuck_out_tongue:
Freddie Mercury to aLV426
26 Feb 16#11
The store on the Cregagh Road does!
Moonshyne
26 Feb 16#10
B&M always gets these in, well worth the price.
Pretty strong drink so will last well past the sell by date, just keep them out of the sun.
Personally I prefer to drink this just under room temp.
Heat!
riyan1922
25 Feb 16#4
you need to keep you're eye on the dates of them. a lot have January date on then. very short life
sylv to riyan1922
25 Feb 16#5
Thanks for that tip. Although, at this price, I'd risk a January date.
Besford to riyan1922
25 Feb 162#8
That's almost 11 months!
Dusty
25 Feb 161#7
89p for a 7.5% drink :confused: This needs investigating!
gal2792t
25 Feb 161#6
Been this price for at least two years in my local B&M. The best bottled Guinness you'll ever try!
buckmr2
25 Feb 16#3
Unfortunately all of the 6 or so North East B&M stores I tried to buy from on Tuesday were out of stock.Went to Asda and bought 12 bottles of Guinness Foreign Extra but its not the same (currently drinking but its a drier taste).All staff asked said say no imminent plans for restocking but may or may not reappear in next few months depending on their buyer.
Fingers crossed as the B&M (Nigerian?) Foreign Extra is the better of the two versions.
004800
25 Feb 162#1
Yep this brew is special, chill it down and enjoy it. Drink of kings.
heavygoodz to 004800
25 Feb 16#2
Agreed, delicious but does need to be cold. Thanks op, will be checking this out tomorrow.
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Here's a pic of the one from Asda (haven't got a B&M one left to show the two together)
Apparently the ingredients are very different depending on where it is made.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinness_Foreign_Extra_Stout
No Guinness extra in my b&m sadly :disappointed:
Heat for the deal - I'm in the mood for one now!
Is it weird that Northern Ireland B&M stores don't stock alcohol?:stuck_out_tongue:
Pretty strong drink so will last well past the sell by date, just keep them out of the sun.
Personally I prefer to drink this just under room temp.
Heat!
Fingers crossed as the B&M (Nigerian?) Foreign Extra is the better of the two versions.