£24.64
Experience the iconic taste of Guinness Draught Stout crafted with roasted barley for a unique character. It delivers a smooth head through its widget. Serve chilled and pour at 45 degrees.
- Contains nitrogenating widget for a rich smooth head in every can.
- Features notes of coffee and chocolate aromas and sweet malt flavour.
- Ideal accompaniment to good friends food and special occasions.
- Brewed using traditional methods at St James's Gate Brewery.
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Description
xABOUT - Guinness Draught Stout Beer is truly revolutionary thanks to the nitrogenating widget in the can, which delivers a rich smooth head. Flavours of malt and hops create a truly unique beer.
GET RUGBY READY - Bring it home with Guinness for this year's Men's and Women's Six Nations and let's settle this. The perfect pour for watching the rugby with friends - no matter who wins.
TASTING NOTES - Guinness Draught's tasting notes include the sweetness of malt, the bitterness of hops and the unique Guinness roasted barley.
HOW TO ENJOY - Guinness Draught is best served chilled and poured slowly into a glass. Just chill, open, pour at 45 degrees, and enjoy.
AWARDS - The Guinness brand won seven awards at the prestigious World Beer Awards in 2019 alone.
Guinness Draught is famous for its smooth velvety texture and unique surge and settle, thanks to the nitrogenating widget in the can, which delivers a rich smooth head. When it comes to flavour, the sweetness of the malt perfectly balances the bitterness of the hops, which are both beautifully complemented by the characteristic flavour of our Guinness roasted barley.
Alcohol may cause health problems. For more information visit drinkiq.com. The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend that adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week. Drinkaware.co.uk
Country of origin: Ireland. Alcohol by volume: 4.1%
