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Jessica Brown
Mar 17, 2017

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St Patrick’s Day is serious business, and it isn’t to be messed around with. Much like a pint of Guinness.
The Railtown Café in Vancouver, Canada, found this out the very, very hard way.
The pub posted a photo to Facebook of a badly poured, very sad-looking pint of Guinness to promote its St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
Or, as the Independent.ie put it: "a thin and watery head, that's dribbling down the side of a glass".
Judge for yourselves:
That pint looks like it had 16 pints on St Patrick's Day and struggled to keep them down! That and calling it St Pa… https://t.co/lEKWat7TGO— Gavin O'Connor (@Gavin O'Connor) 1489515574
People were not happy:
@dargle_ @RailtownCafe @ireland I'm embarrassed for my country. I promise - most of us know better.— Lady Halibut Lee (@Lady Halibut Lee) 1489543605
@GuinnessIreland please do not supply anymore Guinness to @RailtownCafe just for this alone https://t.co/vsBpmWHpPq— Maca (@Maca) 1489501669
The pub has since profusely apologised on Facebook:
And has now had a Guinness tap installed to make sure this never happens again:
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