🍺 The Ultimate Black And Tan Beer Layering Tool: Enhance Your Beer Cocktail Experience! Review

The perfect black and tan is a real treasure to enjoy, so it's devastating when despite your best efforts it doesn't happen and you now have to drink a failed attempt. . This extremely intelligent device eliminates any possibility of error. Every glass is pure perfection! Even if you consider yourself a master of black and tan casting, do yourself a favor and buy it now. Do not wait. The secret is out and you definitely want to know sooner.

Probably my fault but I still can't layer a beer even with this thing. Maybe I need to change my beer. I use bottled Harp and Guinness Stout and they mix all the time. What am I doing wrong? Should I use canned stout? Update: I used a can of stout (nitrogen) and swam on a Guinness production camp. Looks better but still not as crisp as I would like. Not bad as I drink winners and losers alike. I'm pleased but would like to make the poorer ones clearer between light and dark beers. Well, the…

Save money and grab a spoon. Love me some good half & half action. With all due respect to the people of Ireland, I would never order black and tan. Check your history folks. When I went to the American/Irish Festival this weekend I thought it would be a good idea to give this to the bottlers because they always mix things up. But this thing, the souks, don't control the spiciness at the top like a properly placed curved spoon, plus you have to pour so slowly that the beer spills out of the…

Haven't used it yet but it's nice to know I have. I love Yuengling Black and Tan but can't get it in Missouri, shipping is expensive so this will be my answer if I want Black and Tan. Few bartenders know what it is let alone how to make it, I was a bit shy about trying it so now I have the option to have black and tan whenever I want. I bought one for a friend to make at home although I know she has a place where she can and will make them for you. I'm glad to find it.

It took a few tries to get it working. For me, the key was to leave some foam on the bass ale (bottom beer). Also, for Guinness, use Guinness, which comes in a 14.9-ounce can with a nitrogen bulb inside. I tried bottled Guinness first and it didn't work. However, the beer was not wasted. So I enjoyed the perfect black and tan from my third try. An upside down spoon has never helped me. This is the best bar tool I have ever bought. Cooking black and tans for family and friends is fun.

Bought this for my son (who goes to college and works as a bartender) and myself (home brewer). we both love it This is the easiest black and brown fill out there and I've used a lot of these. My son got it in the mail and took it to the bar where he works and asked for a black and tan to pour. Cast great. It didn't work then, but the bartenders working that night poured black and brown to the rest of the customers who saw it at work. A real novelty that works well for American-style blacks…