Used in a sentence: "Although it *also* describes the classic triumvirate of Barker's Beauties from 'The Price is Right' when I was younger, this time, I'm using it to refer to the various types of Guinness: dark, red or blonde 'headed'".
As told to me first by traveler Andy P, Guinness *now* has an American style lager (made in Latrobe PA, of all places, home of the Rolling Rock). This comes on the heels of Guinness Black, which I have located (and consumed). And apparently there was a Guinness Red a few years back and I missed it! (A disappointment for sure ... in case anyone sees any cans in the back of their local cooler [as described by the reviewer in the link below].)
So for all those considering gifts to send me for the holidays this year ... you are on notice ... Guinness Blonde! And I promise to tell you if drinking it makes me "ditzy" and/or "have more fun". [Note ... stereotypes are bad. Unless you aren't blonde, and then stereotypes are funny.]
NOW IN BLONDE!:
http://www.beerconnoisseur.com/Guinness-Goes-Blonde
MADE IN LATROBE, PA!:
http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/news/2014/08/08/is-city-brewing-about-to-make-guinness-blonde.html?page=all
SOMEHOW I MISSED THE GUINNESS RED!:
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/209/98289/
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