Guinness Draught

Tap. Pours black with a light brown head. Nice lacing. Aroma of coffee and maybe a little cream. Flavor is very strong coffee and heavy cream. Very drinkable.

Tap at pub. Nice black color, small light brown head with good lacing. Slightly coffee aroma. Light sweet initial and light bitter finish. Medium body, good drinkable.

Black with a light brown head - roasted / burnt malts, hints of coffe, nice roasted taste - easy to drink, but still a good beer

Aroma is not very strong, taste is somewhat thin and a bit sour. Finish is pleasant enough.

On Tap at Gravity bar (at Guinness in Dublin) Wow, this is so much better here then in the states. There is something to be said about "fresh" beer. Dark in color with a nice white head and plenty of lace on the inside of the glass. Chocolate and Coffee flavor aroma rise out of the glass with the taste that matched the aroma. Nice finish in the back of the mouth.

For me the smell is a cross between skoal chewing tobacco and coffee. The only flavor the beer has is from the smell and it doesnt seem to have anything on the palate. I’m probably just not a fan of stouts. I’ll try some of the higher rated ones on the list and see if its this beer or just all stouts I find... blech

Can w/nitrogen, 50cl. Pours a black beer with a dense creamy brown head. The aroma is weak, with notes of sweetness and roasted malt. The flavor is creamy with sweet malt and roasted notes. The palate is dry and roasted. Overall a good beer.

As an irishman, I feel bad not being able to find some more points to donate to this score. Bottle pours black with a creamy khaki colored head. Aroma smells of burnt malt and bakers chocolate. Flavor is primarily the same. Body is thin and soft, definately one of the lighter stouts on the market. Nothing remarkable, but still a staple.