Guinness Surger Starter Kit
by Lexia in Home Gadgets, Wacky Gadgets
Always complaining that your pint of the black stuff is never as good as that black nectar you supped in Ireland? Well, celebrate this St. Patrick’s Day in true Irish tradition with the Guinness Surger Starter Kit.
The Surger Kit is a revolutionary system that uses ultrasonic waves to stimulate the molecules in your pint of stout so your sad can of Guinness is transformed into a cream-brimmed glass of velvet. So, how does it work? Well, refrigerate a can of Guinness for at least three hours. Pour a little water onto the tray at the top of the Surger unit. Next, pour your can of Guinness into a glass at a 45 degree angle. Now, place you glass of freshly-poured Guinness onto the tray of water on the Surger unit. All that’s left is to hit the button on Surger unit. Sit back and witness the miracle of ultrasonic waves. In a matter of minutes, you can enjoy a Guinness just as good as the fresh draught served at The Storehouse in James’ Gate.
The Guinness Surger Starter Kit contains a Guinness-branded pint glass, 2 cans of Guinness Draught Surger and the Surger unit. The kit retails at £16.99 and is available from participating Tesco Extra stores across the UK.
4 Comments on “Guinness Surger Starter Kit”
An Irish Gunness Drinker Says:
December 1st, 2007 at 7:24 amIts terrible. Surge Guinness has been on the market a while now and I’ve never tasted a pint halfway decent. It all tastes sharp and thin.
Tom Says:
February 5th, 2008 at 3:15 pmanyone know where
i can purchase any guiness surger pint glasses?
Julie Antons Says:
October 22nd, 2008 at 10:51 amCan you buy this in America? Also do you have to have special cans of Guinness?
O'Maille Says:
November 5th, 2008 at 12:35 pmIt is slightly thin and not as much of a taste of hops. That said, outside Ireland I’ve had a good few crap pints and the surge pints may be a break through of consistant quality. Even only 15-30% of pubs in cities Ireland have good draught pints.
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