Guinness Draught

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

Serve in English pint

I ’ve only tasted this once. In can, so i would like try it once more in a brewpub. But if this is how most stout beers taste, then i just don’t like. I’m just going to give this one more try to be 100% sure.

I love this beer. Great flavor and reasonable alcohol content make it go down easy.

Beautiful. Both the aroma and the taste are fairly simple. The taste isn’t as balanced as I like. The mouthfeel is the least enjoyable part of this beer for me (mostly because of the light carbonation), but I’ve had worse. Simple, decent, nice to look at. I like it.

The original is always the best. This was one of the first beers I ever had, given to me by my dad. Rich, creamy, black, and somehow still a session beer.

Est-ce qu’il existe un plus beau spectacle que verser une Guinness? Non. Noire, opaque avec la plus onctueuse des mousses. Honnêtement, ça ne sent pas grand-chose une Guinness… Mais en se concentrant on discerne une note de café. Presqu’aucun goût en bouche, très velouté sans aucun Co2, jusqu’à ce qu’on avale et là on sent la torréfaction et un brin d’amertume. Rien d’Excessif; c’est une bière assez légère, la parfaite bière de pub qui se laisse boire en douceur. L’Arrière goût est la meilleure parti de la Guinness; un petit goût de café enveloppe délicatement la bouche et appelle un autre gorgée. Une excellente bière de pub, une des meilleures au monde. Évidemment, j’ai un biais pour les bières un peu plus gouteuse que la Guiness en général mais ça demeure un excellent choix, j’essaye de garder un pack dans le frigo en tout temps car c’est une bière qui est bien meilleure que la somme de ses composante.

Well its the classic. Cannot add anything that has not been said. Pours pitch black with a thick off white foam that does not go anywhere. Hard to beat this one on appearance. Aroma is somewhat muted, but there is roasted coffee and a some tart notes. Taste is super dry, burnt toast, roasted coffee, and a slight tart sourness. An awesome beer that has stood the test of time.

I don’t give out perfect scores often being I am picky when it comes to beer. But this is a winner. Good warm best Cold. Advice never get it in a can, it tastes horrible coming from a can. I’m not a scientist so I have no idea why this occurs. Don’t believe me try it. I have found some restaurants when serving Guinness do not pour it from a bottle but a can. Always always ask if a glass is bought to you with no bottle.

This is the best beer you can get on draft when the selection is limited to well knowns. Perfect everytime.