The Guinness Award

[Happy]

For those who may not have already heard, a big congratulations goes out to for officially The Biggest Seller of Guinness in Australia AGAIN!!! 82,016 pints to be exact!!

They beat their nearest rival P.J. O'Brien's in Melbourne by over 100 kegs.

Well done to all those who drank the "Beer of the month"

[jono]

thats an effort.
well done jb's!

[Burgs]

Is that why TEF is going to Bali, to dry out a bit???

[.X.]

Would love to know what the Magners numbers are.

[Burgs]

Would love to know what the Magners numbers are.

Extraordinary

[Action Hardcore]

Would love to know what the Magners numbers are.

TOO BAD

[frontrow]

Awesome effort, i believe i may have helped them out....

[Burgs]

BIG FELLA!!!!
Welcome back mate

[frontrow]

The pleasure is mine mate, although cannot stay too long, little fella (esky) is runnin' full tilt outta control, so hi to all my old mates and see you all soon....

[Thequeerone]

BTW they siad something about hosting a special 200th anniversary gig in September anyone going...

Have the Tshirt

[Stone Cold]

anyone know where the results were announced? website? which other pubs were in the top ten?

[The InnFORCEr]

JBs biggest seller party Friday 14 August and Sir Arturs 250th Birthday Friday 25th September with special MC

Also watch out for new Pear Magners in next few weeks, only avaiable at , it is awsome
Posted via Mobile Device

[Darren]

ooohh.. I like a good perri

[travelling_gerry]

17th July 2009, 6:00 WST


It might be the pride of the Irish but a pub in West Leederville has a few Dockers and Western Force supporters to thank for its record-breaking sales of Guinness.

J.B. O’Reilly’s in Cambridge Street is officially the biggest seller of Guinness in Australia for the second year in a row.

The pub sold 82,016 pints of the famous Irish stout last financial year, outselling popular chain bars like P.J. O’Brien’s in Melbourne and Scruffy Murphy’s in Sydney.

Owner Paul North said he had his local clientele to thank as well as Fremantle and Western Force supporters who regularly stopped in before and after games at nearby Subiaco Oval for a pint or two.

“Dockers supporters drink Guinness and Eagles supporters drink chardonnay,” he said. “And Western Force fans also like their Guinness.”

Mr North said Guinness, traditionally a working man’s drink, was becoming more of a sophisticated tipple.

“A lot more women are drinking it than they used to,” he said. For those new to Guinness, he might sometimes add a drop of blackcurrant cordial to sweeten the flavour a little.

J.B. O’Reilly’s will also be the official WA location for the Sir Arthur Guinness 250th anniversary celebrations in September.

The event will be celebrating 250 years since the first drop of Guinness was poured with commemorative events being held around the world.

Mr North said that pending Town of Cambridge approval, he hoped to set up a marquee on September 25 with room for about 350 people.

PHILIPPA PERRY

http://www.thewest.com.au/default.as...ntentID=156049

[Happy]

special MC ... social secretary

---------- Post added at 09:31 ---------- Previous post was Yesterday at 12:57 ----------

Page 4 of today's west, nice little plug for TWF there as well!!