‘Guinness Guru’ provides verdict on Clarkson’s model as worth of pint revealed

A YouTuber often known as the ‘Guinness Guru’ has given his verdict on Jeremy Clarkson’s competitor to Guinness.

Clarkson arrange a brewery in season two of Clarkson’s Farm, one thing that has seen renewed curiosity since he opened his pub, The Farmer’s Canine.

His brewery, Hawkstone, has their very own lagers, ciders, and even a stout, which is their very own model of Guinness, Hawkstone Black.

This was reviewed by Guinness Guru in a YouTube video merely titled: “Jeremy Clarkson’s Pub (The Farmers Canine)”.

The ‘Guru’ (also called Daragh Curran) is a Guinness YouTuber who travels the world evaluating pints, notably stouts.

Hawkstone Black was unveiled late final 12 months, with the aim being made clear to rival Guinness.

The Farmer’s Canine posted Kaleb Cooper, Charlie Eire, and Clarkson doing a ‘cut up the H’ problem with it, clearly parodying the ‘cut up the G’ Guinness problem.

After arriving on the pub, Curran jokes that it’s within the ‘center of nowhere’ earlier than revealing he acquired a message on Instagram inviting him to come back attempt the Hawkstone Black.

The YouTuber reveals the farm store earlier than getting into the pub to attempt the Guinness rival. Curran goes on to say it ‘doesn’t look nice’ and that it doesn’t look ‘wealthy’ or ‘creamy’ as most Guinness lovers would count on.

After giving a toast of ‘Slàinte’, he tries the pint – and his worries are partially confirmed, saying: “I imply it’s advantageous, as anticipated not very creamy, little little bit of the craft stouts I’ve tasted earlier than.

“First rate espresso notes to it and never a complete lot else. The bubbles are going away because it goes down however it’s all about presentation.”

He then makes a direct plea to Clarkson, saying: “Jeremy it’s all about presentation, that’s why Guinness is so in style with individuals as a result of the individuals who personal these pubs are so obsessive about presentation.”

Curran factors to the chance that glasses are cleaned in the identical washers as meals, which leaves grease on the glasses, as a risk as to why it isn’t pretty much as good as locations which have revered Guinness.

The Guinness knowledgeable goes on to confess, nevertheless, that the product was just a few months previous on the time of the video so it might enhance over time, however lastly provides: “Stout isn’t the kinda factor the place you possibly can simply whip it up and serve it, you do must be very a lot obsessive about it.”

The pint price £6.50 on the time of the video, nevertheless, a current customer posted an image of the menus, exhibiting it had gone up in worth.

Fortunately it hasn’t gone up far, to £6.75, although based mostly on Guru’s evaluation: anybody pondering of travelling to attempt it ought to perhaps save their cash.