I'm really impressed with the bottle draft versions of Guinness although I much prefer the 16oz can version. They carbonate very similar to the cans and if you feel like you have a tinny taste to the can this is an option to have very similar experience

If I'm ordering a beer at the bar and want to be 100% sure that the bar has it and 100& sure that I will enjoy it, then I order a Guinness. It is on the lower-alcohol side of things, with a thick taste that reminds me of eating a meal. I usually can't have more than one at a time due to feeling full after.

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.

I wasn't sure about trying it because I'm normally not fond of similar drinks but my husband got some and I tried a sip and it's actually pretty good. Definitely would get it to drink myself some time too. It's one of my husband's favorites and always recommends.

I absolutely love Guinness. It’s rich and creamy and kind of reminds me of coffee. It doesn’t really have a hoppy taste whatsoever. It’s much better on top then from a bottle or can but it’s still good either way. I also like cooking with Guinness (boiling hot dogs, chocolate cake with Guinness, etc).

I love Guinness beer the first time I had it I was in a pub and I had a Guinness beer out of the tap with a cheese plate oh my gosh the Guinness was delicious so when I saw it was a Guinness that was like a out of the tap a draft I was like I have to have it yes I would recommend this product to everyone the Guinness is delicious I love it

I love stout beers, and they can sometimes be hard to find. If a place doesn’t have a great selection of stouts, this is always a good beer to fall back on. It says it has coffee and chocolate undertones, but it isn’t near as much as other stouts I prefer.

Who can go wrong with a spot of Guinness? This is a solid go to dark beer that never leaves you disappointed. My biggest reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is because drinking it on tap fresh in Ireland is even better and something I highly recommend to anyone who has the opportunity! This is a great drink for a cold winters night and tastes great if combined with a hard cider for a refreshing bite!

The only beer I drink. It’s basically in my culture as someone from the Caribbean to drink this beer. There is nothing to improve as the taste, bottle and product details are all superb. I don’t drink all the time but when I have an occasional drink this is always my first choice.

I really like guiness as a general guideline for dark beer. It's an easy and quick option if I want a stout type and dont want to go searching. I only rated it 3 stars however, because these days there are so many good 'craft' options. Given like 5 years ago, I would have rated it higher, but there are so many other good options now. Still a great old standby!