Guinness Draught 3.5%

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

(can) black with nice cascading tan head. Roast malt aroma. Roast malt and coffee flavors with a dry finish.

Pours black with a bone white head (after, of course, that famous "cascade"). Smooth and creamy palate. Light aroma, but a nice chocolatey taste with an underlying malt sweetness.

Incredibly light and smooth. Not too much going on with the aroma or flavor. Has hints of chocolate, toffee, and coffee bean. The settling in the glass is something to truly behold.

440 ml can. Malmö, Sweden. Pitch black colour with medium-size tan creamy head. Mild roasted maltiness and hints of coffee in aroma. Flavour is roasted, dry with hints of coffee and tiny hints of bitter hops. Not so smooth as the one with higher ABV.

Incredibly disappointing. It was like drinking watered down beer. I drank two to make sure something wasn’t wrong with the first one. For the brewer’s sake, I hope I bought a bad six pack at the grocery store

Entered to celebrate my rating 180. Dark dark brown with a small but dense light beige head and some lazing, looks sort of like a traditional imperial stout aged a decade too long. Aroma is very mild of burnt caramell and metal. Mouthfeel is smooth. Flavour is less interesting than the aroma with sweet, light roasted flavour and a good dose of "can taste". The beer finishes dry with a lingering sweetness.

Can 50cl. Dark stout very creamy with a small and deep head. Nice beer with rosted malt aroma.Very nice stout, pleasant, one of my favorite beer easy to drink.

Can 44cl. @ home.
[ Trade by Maria ]. Clear dark red brown color with a large, creamy, good - excellent lacing, fully lasting, light beige head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, caramel, brown sugar, chocolate notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration. Body is light light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20090519]