Happy St.Patrick's Day!! Direct from Ireland, what could be better! Guinness extra stout is bittersweet with hints of hops, dark fruits and caramel. Tastes delicious!

This beer is bar far not for the first time drinkers or people who don't particularly like beer. This is a very heavy beer and it more of an acquired taste. I really like it but maybe one or two for the night with an appetizer.

My husband bought these for chili one night and we tried it, not bad at all! Guinness has always been a bit expensive and I've only really had it for Irish car bombs but it wasn't too bad by itself. If you like heavy beers, this is for you!

One of my favorite beers. However for me, it's not one if those beers that you can drink with everything. I typically like it more in the colder months with hot foods. It is a stout so it's a bit heavy feeling, but oh so delicious

Call me cliche, but this Irish girl LOVES a Guinness. It is always better on tap, but I'll take a bottle in the fridge too! I'm not a fan of most dark beers, but there is something about a good ole Guinness that I just love love love. 

This is one thick beer. That's what makes it a stout but it's not my cup of tea. This beer makes me feel like I'm having a full dinner unfortunately, which is why it's not for me. Great taste and always a reasonable price!

I'm not a huge fan of Guinness it is not my favorite flavor, but I bought some for a cake recipe and I was very impressed at how it enhanced the flavor. Guinness is pretty easy to find and rather affordable.

Guinness is my favorite beer ever! It's smooth, creamy and is so easy to drink. I even taken a tour of the Guinness Factory in Dublin...that's how much I love it.

If you like a heartier beer, Guinness is for you! It is a little filling for me, so I don't usually like to drink it with a heavy meal, but if I'm just casually sipping to enjoy it, it's my favorite! Also a favorite to cook beef stew with.

This is a great stout beer. I like to have these every now and again in the winter especially. It is good with Harp as well to make a nice black and tan beer. Go for it!