How to pour the perfect Guinness Black and Tan... These are the directions for pouring from a tap, either at a pub or on a kegerator.
1. Hold your pint glass at an angle, and fill just over halfway with Bass Ale*.
2. Slow the flow control of the Draught Guinness tap down to a trickle.
3a. Fill to the top, letting the Draught Guinness hit the side of the glass...
~OR~
3b. Pour Draught Guinness over an upside-down spoon to dispense the flow.
4. Let surge and settle. Enjoy!
* You can substitute Bass Ale with Smithwick's, Harp Lager, cider, etc.
Black and Tan Coonhounds originated from America.
You need something black, not tan, and it can also be a person.
Guinness over Bass
A black and tan is any of various breeds of dog with back and tan colouring, or a bar or nightclub in the United States which would have included black entertainers.
Yes, a purebred Tornjak can have a black and tan coat.
A black-and-tan is any of a group of Dog Breeds with black and tan colouring, or a historical term for a bar or nightclub within the United States which admitted both black and white members.
A black-and-tan is any of a group of dog breeds with black and tan colouring, or a historical term for a bar or nightclub within the United States which admitted both black and white members.
A panama terrier is black and tan black wite and tan or just white!
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Yes a black person can get tan. It is just not as noticeable as some other people's tans.
No. I don't think so, anyway. I've never seen one. There are orange and black and tan and black, but I don't think there are tan and brown.
Yes, there are all different varieties of Shiba Inus, and black&tan is one of them