With the Rugby World Cup coming up, many people are looking for a way to sit back, relax, and enjoy the best teams play their favorite sport. This is a time of camaraderie and friendship. And back from the days of the caveman, the best way to show someone that you were truly a friend was to break bread with that person.

Fortunately, we do not have to eat what the cavemen did, as our methods of cooking and our selection of foods and drinks have greatly improved since those days. However, the sentiment is the same. The way to make a party a party is to have the right people, the right food, and the right drink.

The right drink for the Rugby World Cup is definitely Guinness beer.

If there has ever been a tougher sport than rugby, I am sure you would not take a dare from any rugby player to name it to his face. And if there has ever been a bolder beer than Guinness, you would be hard pressed to find it. Guinness and the Rugby World Cup go together like peas in a pod, and the attitude is not the only thing that combines the two.

Take a look around at the people that you hang with. If they are anything like you, then they like their friends and their beer a little tough, just like the Rugby World Cup. Otherwise, why would you be watching it? There are some nice network dramas on at the same time, but we are sure that anyone who even suggested turning to them in jest, even during a commercial break, would probably be unceremoniously thrown out of the party immediately. There is no room for weakness when you are hanging with the fellas, especially not when you are watching a male bonding sport like the Rugby World Cup.

And there is no room for weakness in the food and drink that you choose to share with your people while you bond. You can tell if you did right. Is the food and drink gone at the end of the game? Choose Guinness and it will be.