Good price on this.

This was my favorite beer. They switched from selling it imported from Ireland to this awful tasting swill brews in PA. Do not purchase this is is horrible now.

My overall impression of this beer is bold yet smooth with that nostalgic Guinness taste that stout beer lovers are familiar with. I give it 5 stars! It's like having dinner and a beer all rolled into one

Love this beer so much, its kind bitter but it is at good quality, it leaves an aftertaste and it can be set down in the fridge for a few days after opening. Its not too strong but it does crep up on you.

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.

Guinness Guinness Guinness how I love thee. The draught can was a game changer to enjoy a lovely Guinness at home or with friends when you don't want to go to the bar

Good beer, esp the month of March for St Paddy's day, BUT be warned, multiple purchases throughout the month, literally 3x 8-packs a week, followed submission instructions that claim $5 rebate w/in 48-hours. Zip nada zilch

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.

My dad's always loved Guinness! More recently I've made sourdough bread with it and it comes out great! Such a great flavor never thought it would turn out so good!

Taste: Smooth from first sip, with roasted barley, dark chocolate, and coffee notes. A steady bitter backbone keeps it balanced. For me, there's a strong, holy depth to it—something bold and reverent that lingers in a satisfying way. Alcohol content: Feels medium-strong and warming without being hot; the strength is well-integrated and sneaks up gently as you sip. Carbonation: More lively than the draught version—tight, medium bubbles that lift the roast flavors and keep the finish crisp. Aroma: Toasted grain, cocoa, and espresso, with a hint of molasses and a whisper of dried fruit when it warms. Packaging: Sturdy dark-glass bottles that protect the beer from light, with the classic Guinness look—clean, iconic, and easy to spot. Great for a chilled six-pack. Personal note: It takes me right back to Kenya—memories of sharing a cold bottle with friends, that smooth sip cutting through the heat and the day. Familiar, comforting, and special.