Guinness
Guinness
AboutGuinness
Arthur Guinness began brewing at St James’s Gate in Dublin in 1759, signing a nine-thousand-year lease on the site.
A device inside packaged Guinness Draught, known as a widget, was developed over five years to recreate the pub pour. It releases nitrogen when the container opens, creating the cascading pour. Guinness 0.0 is brewed from water, barley, hops and yeast before cold filtration removes the alcohol.
Guinness Draught Stout 8-Pack
Irish Beer
Nitrogen and carbon dioxide create the documented surge that settles into a black body and smooth, creamy head. The exact pack record opens with malt and caramel flavour before a dry, roasted bitterness in the finish. Made from hops, malt, yeast and water, this Irish stout also shows the dark appearance and creamy texture identified across the matched product records.
Guinness 0 Non-Alcoholic Stout
Irish Non-Alcoholic Beer
Dark ruby in the glass with a creamy head, this non-alcoholic stout brings roasted coffee and chocolate aromas into a smooth, balanced palate. Bitter, sweet and roasted notes are held in even proportion, preserving the familiar depth of the style without excess weight. Serve cold with oysters, beef stew, mushroom dishes, aged cheddar, chocolate desserts or a classic pub lunch.
Kilkenny Irish Cream Ale 4-Pack
Irish Beer
Deep red beneath a dense, creamy head, this nitrogenated Irish ale brings caramel sweetness and roasted malt to a smooth, rounded palate. Gentle hop bitterness appears on the finish, keeping the richer malt notes composed. The texture is frothy and distinctly soft. Serve cool with shepherd's pie, roast beef, sausages, aged cheddar or mushroom dishes.
Guinness Pub Draught Stout
Irish Beer
Smoothly balanced across bitter, sweet and roasted notes, with a creamy texture. The official product page lists water, malted barley, barley, roasted barley and hops, and identifies nitrogen in the packaged beer. It also records four-point-two per cent alcohol, bringing the published ingredients, flavour profile, texture and strength together in this dark stout for the packaged release.
Guinness Draught Stout 4-Pack
Irish Beer
Dark ruby red beneath a creamy head, this stout has roasted-coffee and chocolate aromas. The official profile calls the taste smoothly balanced, combining bitter, sweet and roasted notes, while listing four-point-two per cent alcohol. Its ingredient record includes water, malted barley, barley, roasted barley, hops, nitrogen and yeast, completing the documented profile for this exact packaged beer.