Guinness Draught 3.5%

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

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

Can from a local supermarket.
Pretty much the same as the stronger Gunniess draft. Same color, same scent, same taste. Maybe a liiitle bit less mouthfeel due to a reduction in alcohol, but you can just as well buy this one if you drink it for the taste, won’t get you drunk as fast either.

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.

From bottle, no 5 at Papsoes blindtasting. Pours dark brown with a reddish hue and a lacing off-white head. Roasted malt aroma and with a mild chocolate note. No carbonation. Flavour is dry chocolate flavoured and dry malty, roasted. Finish holds a solid bitterness lingering on top of the roasted malt.

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.

I found this to be a little more watery than Guinness Original,tasteswere not as sharp.It had slight sourness though not serios.Aroma was malty and it was creamy like in taste to drink so fairly pleasant,left a chocolaty bitter taste to finish.

Medium beige creamy lasting head slowly settles out of nearly opaque black body with slight dark red tinge at edge. Burnt minty resiny aroma with faint fruity notes. Dryish burnt milky taste, very mild and clean. Soft, smooth mouthfeel. Dry burnt resiny aftertaste. Low on taste, but drinkable, and maybe even enjoyable. (0.5l can, MaxiMat, Charlottenberg.)