Guinness Draught 3.5%

Brewed by St. James’s Gate (Diageo)
Style: Dry Stout
Dublin, Ireland

Serve in English pint

UPDATED: JAN 20, 2012 svensk boks, fysj dette er helligbrøde - selv om den ikke er noe sterkere på britiske puber - tynt og tamt på boks svart som natten og det tykke hodet hvite hodet, men mer "waterish" enn hva godt er

440ml can. Happy St Patrick’s Day Light... Pours a clear, very, very dark, almost black, brown, with a faint reddish hue. Firm, beige head. As expected. Quite light on the nose, roasted malt, milk chocolate, faintly smokey/ashy, Dry, light bodied, low bitterness, rather silky/smooth. The taste is also quite low key, roasted malt, faint chocolate, faint coffe beans, ashes, a distant note of hops? A decent, fault-less, low-ABV rendering of a quite dull stout (one that I will shamelessly continue to happily drink by the pint). (2011-03-17)

Can. Black (brown against the light) with a light brown head. Aroma: roasted. Taste: roasted, some smoked meat (chark/medwurst), worcestershire sauce. Creamy, but very thin mouthfeel. No, get a real Guinness, or go elsewhere for your low ABV needs (Carnegie Porter 3.5 is great).

UPDATED: JAN 24, 2011 Like guinness but with less taste and smell.Black beer with guinness head.Light coffee and chocolate ,light acided.Still refreshing.

Nitro-can. Looks almost as good as the regular Guinness, just a tad more seethru with a reddish hue. The aroma has tad of Chocolate but other then that it´s very toned down. Taste is like the regular one just watered down and that means less flavor, still a little roasty, thin feel and a little bitter finish. A good enough beer for when it´s close upon drivin´ a car.

Can, Black with large white head. Is this a standard Guinness watered down to 3.5 % ABV? It feels so. Some chocolate, coffee but almost no bitterness. Short aftertaste.

Can, 2010-06-13, Göteborg AP: sout black body, light beige creamy thick head ARF: maltiness, licorice, great bitterness Palate: milk chocolate,

Why do you have to put some black stuff in the beer, when it becomes poisonous or something. I’m pretty sure dark beers are mostly dangerous because, and anyone who respects their lives taste it and puke it out.