Guinness Draught

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

about time i rate this. rated from a50cl can bough at a music bar in crete, with the widget inside. black, large smooth head. aroma is roasted, and very mild. hard to snif anything. flavor is sweet, flowerty, roasted grains, sweet licorice, ends roasted.

One of the good mass-produced beers out there. Lives up to all the hype in my book. The appearance is a perfect dark color, with a rich creamy head that extends up quite a bit. Smells fantastic, and the flavor is rich and full of depth. I find the palate to have a great aftertaste and still retains a nice stiff bite at the end. Thicker, but not extremely filling. And of course, one of the best out of the can tastes there is.

I tried this beer from a can and from a draft and from a draft that served it colder in England. It’s just an all around good starter stout. It’s the easiest one to come across and has great flavor it pours a murky (and alive) black with a super thick creamy stout. Smell is of roasted malt. Taste is coffee and vanilla perfect when mixed with Jameson and baileys then it tastes like super rich chocolate milk.

Easily one of my favourite beers. Looks perfect, the head never quits, and smells excellent, chocolate and coffee sort of smell. Great smooth mouth feel, mellow flavour for a stout with slight bitterness, tastes great to me. Not as stomach filling, overpowering or bitter as most stouts, great for non stout converts. Best cold, but can be consumed at up to 15 degrees C easily. The only bad thing is the rock hard constipation that can occur if you drink too much of it. Don’t be a pussy lager fan, be a real man and give this brilliant brew a go.

From tap @BeerFest in Israel, used to be my beer, black opaque with velvet beige head, weak aroma of roasted malt and some vanilla notes, roasted malt flavor some coffee some smoke and a bitter citrusy finish. Watery.

Pours a thick black with a relentless off-white head. Aroma of chocolate, molasses, and coffee. Moderately rich flavors of freshly ground coffee and malt. It stays thick and creamy. As it warms, a slight alcohol flavor emerges. A mighty beer, despite being a tad short of flavor density.

Pint, excellent appearance, complex palate; coffee, chocolate, etc. Thick creamy head.

Pours black with a red tint. Creamy eggshell colored head. Very pretty beer.. Smell is slightly roast with a little sweetness.. Taste is roasted malts and coffee dryness..The fact that it was super freakin thin threw me off.