Guinness Draught Stout is incredible if you enjoy strong, dark, and thick beers, i.e., stouts. Served chilled, every sip feels like you're at the pub. It has hints of roasted coffee and chocolate, and with an alcohol content of 4.2%, one large can gives you a decent buzz.

This is my favorite beer ever. If you don't have a kegerator and can't get to the pub, this is the next best thing. Pour into your favorite beer glass and wait for it to settle. I like to call the act of watching the bubbles settle my "moment of beer meditation". Don't we all need to take a moment to stop and just relax?

You can’t go wrong with a good Guinness. It’s a nice dark creamy beer. The carbonation is very mild for folk that don’t like or can’t drink lots of carbonated drinks. Love the 4 pack. Make sure you allow the van to sit for a few before pouring it so the nitrogen ball can do it’s magic.

My husband and I love Guinness, we've even been to the Guinness factory on a private tour. This bottle is as good as it gets for a non-draft Guinness option in the USA. Make sure you tilt the bottle to get the foam on top - highly delicious, highly recommended. 

I’ve had Guinness straight from the tap in Dublin, and this is as close as you can get in the states to the freshness of the “real” stuff. It’s frothy and smooth and goes down to easily that you’ll forget you’re drinking beer sometimes. I like the idea of the little ball inside to help make the Guinness “head” on the brew. Best poured into a glass, not drank from the bottle.

Although Guinness is truly at its best when it is poured from the tap, when you're at home and in a pinch, their bottled beer is a fine alternative. For anyone who hasn't had Guinness and isn't used to dark or stout beers, it is a rich, delicious, and malty beer. It doesn't have a strong taste of hops compared to something like an IPA, and has a wonderful smooth texture. If you aren't the biggest beer drinker, Guinness can be a wonderful introduction, as it was for me back when I thought I hated beer. It is still one of my default choices when I'm at a bar that doesn't have good dark craft beer choices, or when I want to go for a familiar brand.

I'm not a fan of beer, but this one was nice because it doesn't taste like most beers. It was flavorful. Since it is a dark beer, I expected it to have more thickness, but surprisingly it had a light consistency. I don't know much about beers, but I would recommend it bearing in mind that not everyone may like it.

The color is dark coffee. The aroma is pale malt. The foam is formed dense, creamy, very resistant and adheres to the walls of the glass. The taste is soft, slightly creamy with a moderate bitterness, as well as a slight sourness in a rather long aftertaste and bitter-chocolate notes. This is my favorite dark beer))) Guinnes Draught Beer

Love this beer. I'm a fan of stout beer and this is my go to. It's a touch on the pricey side but nothing crazy. This is a full bodied beer with a smooth feel to it. The packaging is simple and classic. They no longer use the same barrels to store them which I believe had some type of animal product, so Guinness is now vegan friendly.

I am actually not a fan of beer, but Guinness is the exception. I love how it is a dark beer, but really doesn't weigh you down like a typical stout or porter. It is a dark beer with all the great qualities of a light beer! Also it is low on calories which is important to me.