To get that effect where you can see Guinness settling down from light to dark requires a mix of 70 per cent nitrogen and 30 per cent carbon dioxide which causes what's called "surge and settle". Prop up the rosewood bar with a pint – though the main view is on to Victoria Road, inside is enough to keep you occupied. Sink back with a single malt whisky or a soothing ale. This St Pat's kicks of with a roving fiddler, Irish dancing galore and $5.50 pints of Guinness all day.
Drummoyne 2047
Telephone 02 9181 1229
Open Mon-Sat 10-3am; Sun 10-12am
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