What is a Guinness half and half?

A half and half is a Guinness with Harp. This style of beer combination is accomplished by using a dense beer on the bottom followed by a beer of lesser density on the top (usually poured over a spoon to ensure that it doesn’t sink through). Essentially it is usually an ale or lager underneath a stout.Click to see full answer. Also, how do you make Guinness with half and half?Vigorously (so it develops a good head) pour half a bottle of Harp into each of the two 12-ounce or larger glasses. Slowly add the Guinness, pouring it over the back of a spoon held at an angle into the glass. The light and dark beers will stay separated for some time.Likewise, what is half Guinness half cider called? Guinness + Bass Pale Ale = Black & Tan. Guinness + Harp Lager = Half & Half. Guinness + Strongbow Cider = Black Velvet. Guinness + Hard Cider = Snakebite. Guinness + Two Brothers Red Eye Coffee Porter = Black Eye. Similarly one may ask, what is the difference between a black and tan and a half and half? Half and Half: Most lagers or regular beers, preferably a HARP or SMITHWICKS on bottom half with the top half (poured slowly over a upside down spoon) of GUINNESS on top half. Black and Tan: Usually a pale ale or lager ( especially Bass), with a topping of GUINNESS or any other dark beer.Why do they call it half and half?In Canada and the United States, half and half almost always refers to a light cream typically used in coffee. (See below.) The name refers to the liquid’s content of half milk and half cream. Its milkfat content is 12.5%.

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