I tried this beer because someone suggested stout beers to me since I like dark beers with chocolate or caramel undertones to it. This is a dry stout without any of those undertones so it wasn't my favorite. However I did add a little vanilla to it and it then became a nice beer to me. Lots of people like it just not my type of stout.

I tried this and can honestly say that I will never try it again. It was not smooth and left a horrible aftertaste in my mouth. It was very bitter for my liking. The packaging is ok but I think it would look better with a little pop of color. I would not recommend this to my friends.

Rich and malty with a nice velvety texture and hint of chocolate flavor. To be completely honest, I don't drink stouts very often. I have to be in a certain mood/have a craving for a stout. However, when I do get that craving I for sure grab a Guinness. Definitely recommend giving it try if you can!!!

I don't know what to say. I guess it's an acquired taste in my family because I'm the only one that drinks them. I love the way the bottle sits in my hand and it tastes so good. The dark color and flavor is original. I love me some Guinness. Try it just once.

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"

This beer is so good. I realize that not everyone likes it, but I love it. It's almost like having a meal in a glass. It is heavy and dense but a good way to diminish that is to add half cider to half Guiness. (Make a snake bite!) Those are really delicious.

Guinness is Guinness. Have to have my yearly Guinness for St. Patrick's Day. I definitely prefer the Extra Stout version but the price is never right. My biggest complaint is that regular Guinness is only 3.5% and I can get similar local options for cheaper or the same price that are higher alcohol.

Maybe it's the Irish in me, but I love a Guinness. Especially when you drink it right. Tip, never drink Guinness out of a can. If you have to, try a bottle. But you should definitely drink Guinness out of a glass. It's so rich and chocolatey. A great desert beer

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.

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