Green Beer "slàinte!"

"I myself love Guinness a Stout that's a very dark, almost black full-bodied beer!Nothing like it! But for this you'll need a lighter beer like an IRISH AMBER, Irish Red Ale, or a Golden Irish Lager Style BeerPint Glasses (16 oz). I make this for fun on St. Patty's Day. For the kids use a clear juice with coloring. This is a great way to get people interested in culture! Bring them in and the teach them."
 
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Ready In:
2mins
Ingredients:
2
Serves:
1
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ingredients

  • 16 ounces golden irish lager beer
  • 3 -6 drops green food coloring
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directions

  • In a chilled pint size glass pour beer add food coloring and mix inches Enjoy!
  • "Slàinte!" (pronounced "slawn-cha"),.
  • As the Irish would say. The traditional toast is the Irish equivalent of cheers and means "good health" in Gaelic.

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Reviews

  1. I prefer dark beer. But, I think this idea is so cute for St. Patrick's Day!
     
  2. very good!!!
     
  3. Fun! The green doesn't alter the taste at all. For the kiddos, I use ginger ale! Looks pretty much the same.
     
  4. Great idea for making Irish lager even more "Irish"! I used my very favorite, Harp lager.And, though it may not be very Irish of me, I add a bit of Rose's Lime Juice to mine. Thanks Rita! Made for Zaar World Tour.
     
  5. Cold beer is great, green beer looks weird, but it tastes the same with your eyes closed!
     
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