Guinness is maybe the best stout in the world. Guinness has a long brewing history and tradition. I just think it taste great.

It has this incredibly smooth and creamy texture that is unlike any other beer I’ve ever had, and that thick, beautiful foam on top just makes it feel like a real experience.

A classic beer with perfectly preserved freshness. The head is consistent every single pour. It's smooth and creamy, just as advertised. Cheers!

i feel that you can get the same creamy pint from a can as you do poured from the keg. i find the packaging really easy to use and you can still get a great pour!

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.

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.

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.

Absolutely love this drink, it’s taste is great. To me it’s like drinking a mix of chocolate and coffee with a slight bitter aftertaste. It’s smells great and the logo looks good.

I enjoy Guinness in a nice pint glass. The aroma of the flavor is amazing. It’s packaged very nicely. I occasionally enjoy a Guinness every weekend and the quantity is reasonable.

First when they poured the beer into my glass the bubbles fell down. Now I'm no genius but I thought bubbles were supposed to rise! I tasted this beer and instantly regretted it. I will never ever get used to that kind of beer. I will rather stick with the "King of Beers" or the "Champagne of Beers"