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Based on some "strong" suggestions from this sub, I bought a Guinness glass and have decided to try drinking my Guinness from  said glass instead of directly from the can.

The first pour I tired was the "put the glass on the can and flip it upside down while slowly pulling the can out of the glass" method that seems to be very popular on the Internet. 

The second pour I tried was the "tilt the glass until it's almost full then hard pour the rest directly into the vertical glass" method that is written on the box. 

Here are my thoughts:

1. Both pours taste better than from the can directly.

2. The completely upside down pour tastes more like a draft beer. 

3. The tilted pour is the creamiest. 

4. Neither of them have much of a head to speak of.

Will I completely quit drinking it out of the can? Probably not, but now that I have the glass I have more options.

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