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.

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!!!

This is going to be a biased review because I am not big on beer. I can appreciate the taste of this beer, but I could not drink more than one. The carbonation in this beer as well as all others fill my stomach up so fast. This beer is more heavy and has a coffee taste which is nice. If you like heavy beers, I'd give this one a try.

Guinness is meant to be drank on tap. NOT IN A BOTTLE. Guinness might be my favourite beer in the world, but I will never order it in a bottle. It's flat. And warm. And not good. Additionally, if you can, just go to Dublin because it tastes better over there any way Guinness Extra Stout Beer 12Pk/112 Fl Oz Bottles

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 am not a big fan of draught beers, Guinness is no exception. It is supposed to taste closer to beer served in Ireland, but to me it doesn't, I still like Guinness Extra Stout in bottles that we get in US. Maybe, just being in Ireland makes it taste better!

This is my absolute favorite stout. I prefer Guinness on nitro draft because of the creamy head it gets. There is nothing more satisfying than drinking a fresh tapped keg of Guinness on draft. Even the bottled Guinness is a solid choice. There is a trick to get the creamy head when pouring out of the bottle.

I love dark beer. In fact as a general rule I never drink beer that I can see through. Guinness is a fave because I can find it at every store and bar. Perfect for when I want a beer but don't feel like wading through the millions of craft beer porters out there.

I don't drink beer because I generally don't like it. I am much more of a cider person to be honest. That being said Guinness is one of the only beers I actually like. It kind of tastes like a soft pretzel to me, which I know is weird but I swear it does. 

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!