We are so behind the Germans when it comes to beer.
📍 Gaffel Kölsch at Gaffel am Dom Brauhaus, Köln 🇩🇪
Even back then they were taking pictures of pints.
1971 Ireland 🇮🇪 - A group of livestock traders from Inis Meáin, one of the Aran Islands off the coast of Galway, enjoying a few pints of Guinness.
Some things never change 🍻
Whether it's Estrella Damm or Galicia, they're both great beers 👌🏻
€4 each - Rumours in Cala d'Or 🇪🇸
Things could get very wonky in a place like this 🍻
📍Brouwerij Huyghe brewery museum and tasting bar in Melle, Belgium 🇧🇪
1971 Belgium 🇧🇪
Two blokes enjoying a beer outside a Belgian café, although, I think it's fair to say the serving sizes were a little generous back then 😂
Not sure what's more impressive, the size of those glasses or the fact that they're actually drinking from them, hats off gents...especially if it's proper belgian beer 😵💫
Technically this still counts as having 1 🍻
One of if not the most beautiful image of pints we've ever seen.
Original 1960's Waterford Crystal Guinness tankards taken at Foley's Bar in Inch, Co. Kerry 🇮🇪
Who needs a tray 💪🏻
Michael Sturm holds the Guinness World Record for carrying 26 steins over 40 metres, set back in 2017 at Oktoberfest in Brazil.
A legend in his own right 🍻
5 pints for £10.50...You'd be lucky to get a pint of Madri and a packet of Nobby's nuts for that in London 🤦🏻♂️
£2.10 - Pint of Chang, Will Wait bar, Koh Samui, Thailand 🇹🇭






















