Guinness Draught
Guinness Draught is an Irish dry stout brewed with roasted barley, malted barley, hops, yeast and water. It is characterized by its dark appearance, creamy nitrogen head and medium-bodied mouthfeel. The beer is known for roasted malt flavors with notes of coffee, dark chocolate and subtle caramel, followed by a dry, mildly bitter finish
Rating:
Value for money
3.72 av 5.0 med 18 röster
Developed by:
Guinness was founded in 1759 by Arthur Guinness at St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin, Ireland. The brewery is one of the world’s oldest and remains the home of Guinness production. Guinness is now owned by Diageo, one of the world’s largest beverage companies. Best known for its distinctive dry stout, the brewery produces a wide range of beers that are distributed in over 150 countries.
Guinness:
Aroma
What you perceive on the nose before taking a sip.
Palete notes
The flavors that dominate the palate while drinking.
Finish Notes
The flavors and sensations that linger after swallowing.
Light
Full-bodied
Malty
Hoppy
Smooth
Bitter
Crisp
Rich
Pairs well with:
Fish
1.2K
Pork
437
Cheese
177
Poultry
93
Party
67
Spicy
1.2K
Apertif
1.2K
Fish
1.2K
Fish
1.2K
Alcohol Percentage
6-8°C
Served at
Beer Style:
Dry Stout
Dry stouts are dark ales brewed with roasted barley, giving them their characteristic black color and dry, roasted flavor. Originating in Ireland, the style is known for its balanced bitterness, moderate alcohol content and smooth drinkability.
Typically, dry stouts feature notes of roasted coffee, dark chocolate and toasted grain, with a crisp, dry finish and little residual sweetness. Their roasted character makes them a natural pairing for grilled meats, oysters, stews and aged cheeses.
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