Guinness

“A full bodied and creamy version of the world famous black liquid. Aromas of roasted malt, milk chocolate and coffee with a subtle sweetness from milk sugars. Enjoy chilled.”read

“Famed for its unmistakable deep-dark colour, crisp hint of barley and fresh breeze of hops, Guinness is an iconic beer enjoyed in over 100 countries across the world.”read

“Canned Guinness Draught, famed for its unmistakable deep-dark colour, crisp hint of barley and fresh breeze of hops, Guinness the iconic stout enjoyed in over 100 countries across the world.”read

“Guinness West Indies Porter is an interpretation of a beer the brand brewed back in 1801. With its lingering notes of toffee, the complex beer offers consumers a real depth in flavour with a distinctive yet rounded taste.”read

“Famed for its unmistakable deep-dark colour, crisp hint of barley and fresh breeze of hops, Guinness is an iconic beer enjoyed in over 100 countries across the world.”read

“Guinness is over 250 year old and sold in almost every country world-wide. The unmistakeable deep-dark colour, the crisp hint of roasted barley, the fresh breeze of hops, refreshing bite and bittersweet taste can only describe one drink, Guinness.”read

“Guinness Golden ale is delicious light ale rich in clean hoppy notes, making it ideal for summer barbecues.”read

“Guinness Foreign Extra Stout capitalises on Guinness's unique taste with extra hops and roasted barley for a natural bite.”read

“A welcome newcomer from the makers of Guinness; Guinness Golden ale is delicious light ale rich in clean hoppy notes, making it ideal for summer barbecues.”read

“- Guinness Original is steeped in heritage - a whole costume drama in a bottle. It's naturally Guinness a complex beer full of character that's great with food. - Strong tasting with a distinctive roasted bitterness, Guinness Original is their authentic carbonated classic. It'll transport you...”read

“- Guinness Original is based on a beer first brewed in 1821. Crisp hint of roasted barley and fresh breeze of hops gives a refreshing bite. If you were in a pub sometime between 1821 and 1970, chances are this is the Guinness you would have been drinking. - Originally brewed as the XX version of...”read

“Guinness West Indies Porter is an interpretation of a beer the brand brewed back in 1801. With its lingering notes of toffee, the complex beer offers consumers a real depth in flavour with a distinctive yet rounded taste.”read

“A fine full-flavoured IPA from the Open Gate brewery packed with hops and citrus flavours underpinned by floral notes and a biscuity clean bitter finish. Pairs well with spicy and rich saucy foods.”read

“TASTING NOTES: - Appearance: Guinness 8 Special Export displays an opaque black with a big, frothy head of light brown color, which eventually collapses into a midsize head that lasts throughout good lacing - Aroma:. Aroma of roasted malt, caramel, toffee and light caramel with touches of black...”read

“Guinness Draught Blik Contains a small plastic ball which pops open when you open the can. This makes it just a fresh draft beer.”read

“The Guinness Draft is probably one of the most famous beers in the world, and the most consumed in Ireland. It is distinguished by its dark color and taste so unique. If you gently shake beer, you will hear the nitrogen ball, inserted during production and contained in the bottom of the can,...”read

“TASTING NOTES OF Guinness Original 250ml: - Appearance: dark amber, whitish head - Aroma: Malt, roasted, coffee, candy - Body / Taste: sweet, bitter, malt, hops, candy BREWERY: Guinness Country: Ireland BEER TYPE: Stout ABV: 4.3%”read