Andrew Campbell worth checking it out mate not bad really for the price, same here I'll still have a buy a few cans Of The black stuff when Iam skint cheers
I’ve never really been into beer and I’ve just drank Guinness my whole life because it’s fairly well-known and it was basically the first beer i ever tasted. I’ve started watching beer reviews and I’ve tried many others but Ive found myself always going back to a Guinness. I wanted to find a stout similar to Guinness beacause that was my favourite but I couldn’t find anything similar to Guinness apart from Murphys and after watching this video for the first time I tried it and loved it and now it’s my go to. Thanks 👍.
Both Beamish and Murphy's are Cork stouts whereas Guinness is Dublin and standard everywhere. Guinness is number one all over the country, but you rarely get the other two too far from Cork. Guinness is standard whereas Murphy's divides opinion more and is a favourite of many a 'connoisseur'. Murphy's (and Beamish) is best when you get it in Cork, for the simple reason that it is served regularly there and the taps are kept running. Guinness on the other hand is what I would order outside of Cork, because Beamish and Murphy's are more likely to have been left in the barrels longer and thus not as fresh. I do think I agree with you on the cans, canned Murphy's just works that bit better than canned Guinness. Maybe because canned drinks are often less fresh and Murphys has that sweetness to it that gives it an edge. Canned Guinness just never hit the spot for me.
If I was in a pub in England or Ireland I would go for Guinness everytime but here in America where I can really only get the canned stuff (As opposed to a shit pour in an American bar) I go for Murphys.
just had myself a glass of Murphy's (always been drinking Guinness prior to that). It seemed to me that M was richer in flavour and thicker but also more sour. Maybe they export some different version to Russia...
The fruit note probably would be from the yeast my guess as you are drinking it a room Temp. Murphy's is suggested to serve at 40°F. Also Murphy's uses cane sugar in their receipe. I even have e the clone receipe for that beer. I prefer it over Gunniess any day. The 2 companies go way back, but Gunniess was able to pull ahead of the marketing industry which help promote their product better. I've read that the people in Ireland are more loyal to Murphy's over Guinness because I think it made the recipe a few years before Gunniess. I'm not knock Gunniess, I'm giving an honest opinion and sharing what I've learned.
I'm proud of myself for reaching on my own to the conclusion that all beer reviews confirm. Murphy's is better than Guinness except for their marketing. No worries, more Murphy's for me.
Good review Dean. Guinness from a can always seems rather watery to me. If I have Guinness it will be foreign export from a bottle, there is a West Indian pub in Leicester and they have a rather interesting machine that apparently makes the head better and makes it taste better. Perchance I shall visit in January.
@@DeansBeerReviews think I did try beamish back in the day ....but more so out of a can at Xmas when the father in law used to get shit loads of beer in....but can’t recolect what it’s taste was
I prefer Murphy's, too...okay...so I'm a bit biased.
Murphy's was first brewed in Cork, Ireland. It was bought by Heineken, both are brewed in a sizeable brewery in Cork City Centre.
Cheers for the info
Prefer Guinness in a pub, but Murphy’s pours better from a can compared to Guinness Better pour = better taste.
I vote for Murphy's!
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You're right! Murphy's is fuller and more enjoyable!
For me: 1st: Ohara's Nitro stout
2nd: Murphy's
3rd: Guinness
Murphy’s every time for me, said this for years.
I picked up a four pack of Murphy's for St. Patrick's Day. I looked at the back of the can and it said "Edinburgh, Scotland.
Heineken owned now p
Haven’t drank this in about 15 years ! Still occasionally buy a 4 pk on Guinness when I’m a bit short on funds, will go for Murphy’s next time !
Andrew Campbell worth checking it out mate not bad really for the price, same here I'll still have a buy a few cans Of The black stuff when Iam skint cheers
Agreed completely, very accurate review brah
Cheers
As a lover of all Irish beer . .thanks for your review . .my son and I will do the same comparison later in the week . .Good Job
Cheers for your comment
I’ve never really been into beer and I’ve just drank Guinness my whole life because it’s fairly well-known and it was basically the first beer i ever tasted. I’ve started watching beer reviews and I’ve tried many others but Ive found myself always going back to a Guinness. I wanted to find a stout similar to Guinness beacause that was my favourite but I couldn’t find anything similar to Guinness apart from Murphys and after watching this video for the first time I tried it and loved it and now it’s my go to. Thanks 👍.
Didn't like any other Irish Dry Stouts?
Both Beamish and Murphy's are Cork stouts whereas Guinness is Dublin and standard everywhere.
Guinness is number one all over the country, but you rarely get the other two too far from Cork. Guinness is standard whereas Murphy's divides opinion more and is a favourite of many a 'connoisseur'.
Murphy's (and Beamish) is best when you get it in Cork, for the simple reason that it is served regularly there and the taps are kept running.
Guinness on the other hand is what I would order outside of Cork, because Beamish and Murphy's are more likely to have been left in the barrels longer and thus not as fresh.
I do think I agree with you on the cans, canned Murphy's just works that bit better than canned Guinness. Maybe because canned drinks are often less fresh and Murphys has that sweetness to it that gives it an edge. Canned Guinness just never hit the spot for me.
I've never had Murphy's. After seeing this I think I'll have to try some!
Cheers!
Give it a go
I like both!!!
Fair enough 👍
If I was in a pub in England or Ireland I would go for Guinness everytime but here in America where I can really only get the canned stuff (As opposed to a shit pour in an American bar) I go for Murphys.
Absoluely love Murphy's. Tastes lovely. Would never say no to the stuff
Yep descent stuff never let's me down
Cheers
Drank both and for me definitely prefer Murphys 👍
just had myself a glass of Murphy's (always been drinking Guinness prior to that). It seemed to me that M was richer in flavour and thicker but also more sour. Maybe they export some different version to Russia...
Murphy's all day long if you prefer more of a creamy mouth feel
Rustic Murphy's forever 🇳🇴🙋♂️🐺
I’d never say no to either one, but Murphy’s for me if it’s a choice!
can't wait to buy some murphys as i enjoy guinness
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The fruit note probably would be from the yeast my guess as you are drinking it a room Temp. Murphy's is suggested to serve at 40°F. Also Murphy's uses cane sugar in their receipe. I even have e the clone receipe for that beer. I prefer it over Gunniess any day. The 2 companies go way back, but Gunniess was able to pull ahead of the marketing industry which help promote their product better. I've read that the people in Ireland are more loyal to Murphy's over Guinness because I think it made the recipe a few years before Gunniess. I'm not knock Gunniess, I'm giving an honest opinion and sharing what I've learned.
Thanks for leaving a great comment and a honest one at that
I wonder were beamish fits in with these two beers
The suggestion of serving a stout at that low of a temp is modern thing
I'd love to go to a pub a get a pint or two with you. American bars pretty much suck. Good call on the Murphys!
Guinness draught is slightly better than Murphys for me. I do like a smooth Guinness, but prefer the Original Guinness for more flavour.
Murphys for me mate
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Murphy's! I love Guinness also but Murphy's is much better.
I agree.Murphys is definitely better than Guinness.
Murphy’s is the best beer in the world....and, I am a drunk here in the States! 😂🍻
Cheers 🤣👍
Not only cheaper, but nicer. So Murphy's is finally the winner, although Guinness is very very good too.
Murphy's is a pleasant sup.
Beamish Stout beats them both hands down in my opinion...
Murphys is def better, more creamy and deeper flavour
I'm proud of myself for reaching on my own to the conclusion that all beer reviews confirm. Murphy's is better than Guinness except for their marketing. No worries, more Murphy's for me.
Agree Guinness are light years ahead in marketing terms
@@DeansBeerReviews I even have a Guinness beer glass that I enjoy my Murphy's beer in. It's nice. I love that glass. Lol.
@@manoszafeiriou5847 good on ya
Good review Dean. Guinness from a can always seems rather watery to me. If I have Guinness it will be foreign export from a bottle, there is a West Indian pub in Leicester and they have a rather interesting machine that apparently makes the head better and makes it taste better. Perchance I shall visit in January.
The gulping sound along the smacking of the lips = gross
I drink I guiness murphys is too expensive in Ireland anyway guiness is very cheap for a stout
Can't argue with that it is what it is for the price over here
Cheers
What about Beamish?
Haven't seen that around for donkeys years
Deans Beer Reviews Lidl in Ireland sell it, try your local one?
Murpheys every time....drank it in the mid 90s ....don’t see it in pubs much now but better on draught bud
Same for me mark although there was probably more pubs selling beamish
@@DeansBeerReviews think I did try beamish back in the day ....but more so out of a can at Xmas when the father in law used to get shit loads of beer in....but can’t recolect what it’s taste was
@@DeansBeerReviews wonder why murpheys stopped been sold in pubs over time ......great drink on draft for me
@@markjones3053 I guess Guinness muscled them out ?