Irish Chocolates

I love chocolate, i love wine. What better way to while away an afternoon than by having a leisurely tea and eating delicious chocolates... We don't need any excuses to eat chocolate, but this two collection of Ireland's signature chocolates is irresistibly tasty. Guinness dark chocolate is filled with plain chocolate (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavour: natural vanilla), GUINNESS beer (0.1%), natural flavourings: floral hops, mixed spice and hop extract, taste with a little bit bitter. Irish Coffee Bar is enchanced with the flavour of Jameson wine and plain chocolate (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavour: natural vanilla), Jameson Irish Whiskey, Irish Coffee flavour (0.2%), Jameson Irish Whiskey (0.1%). (Plain chocolate contains: 58% cocoa solids minimum). Damn nice, if you love pure chocolate and wine. But this product is intended for purchase and enjoyment by people of legal purchase age of alcohol beverages.

Baby Guinness... Have u tried before?

Fancy a drink of Guinness? Yes i do. But I've never tried the Guinness when i was in Malaysia because I knew that's damn bitter. After I'd been Ireland I really fancy the Guinness so much. Guinness is the trade mark of Ireland. People who come and visit Ireland i think they never miss the chance to try a pint of Guinness once before they leave. Last month my friend Ginn visited me. Sure i will not forget to treat him a pint. We were making the long and dull train journey from Tipp to Dublin. We visited one of the famous bar (Temple Bar) in Dublin. It was my 1st time been the bar after one year in Ireland. Shy... haha... Guinness is the famous beer in Ireland, what about Baby Guinness? Had you heard of this? Have you ever tried it before? That day I also treated Ginn a tiny shot of Baby Guinness. Let's see what was his responded after a shot...

Haha... Ginn said it's nice! I can mix the Baby Guinness... Who want to try a shot?

we were at red Temple Bar

Another part of Temple bar