Guinness 039 s key ingredients are two centuries of glorious brewing craft, roasted malt barley for extra flavour, and twice as many hops for a richer taste. No preservatives. No additives. Just 100 natural, pure ingredients to create the unique flavour of Guinness and the creamy, velvety head that lasts the whole beer through.
Guinness 039 s key ingredients are two centuries of glorious brewing craft, roasted malt barley for extra flavour, and twice as many hops for a richer taste. No preservatives. No additives. Just 100 natural, pure ingredients to create the unique flavour of Guinness and the creamy, velvety head that lasts the whole beer through.
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The lowest price for Guinness Draught Stout Can 440ml Single right now is $7.50.
Prices last updated 26 Jan 2026.
Guinness Draught Stout Can 440ml Single
Guinness 039 s key ingredients are two centuries of glorious brewing craft, roasted malt barley for extra flavour, and twice as many hops for a richer taste. No preservatives. No additives. Just 100 natural, pure ingredients to create the unique flavour of Guinness and the creamy, velvety head that lasts the whole beer through.
Guinness 039 s key ingredients are two centuries of glorious brewing craft, roasted malt barley for extra flavour, and twice as many hops for a richer taste. No preservatives. No additives. Just 100 natural, pure ingredients to create the unique flavour of Guinness and the creamy, velvety head that lasts the whole beer through.
Last updated at 26/01/2026 14:51:21
originally posted on waitrose.com
Where to start with GuinnessI have so much to sayIt’s a gorgeous black custardI could drink it all dayAfter 10 pints of stoutI’ll walk home with a staggerOr head to a clubAnd dance like mick JaggerMy favourite thing to drinkWhen the bar man pours it rightWhen the cabbage pours it wrongHes asking for a fightSo please mr bar manGive me no bubbles and the perfect headOr get out of my siteFor that Guinness is dead.
originally posted on vintagecellars.com.au
A good friend once told me that Guinness cures any aliment. And they where right. Back in the good 'ald days doctors prescribed pregnant woman with low iron a pint of Guinness and a chocolate bar. While I wouldn't suggest that now, I will suggest trying this rich stout that has been Irelands favourite beer for many decades.
originally posted on thebottleclub.com
A stout so black, a sight to behold,A creamy head, worth more than gold,A flavor so rich, a taste divine,A drink that's stood the test of time.Guinness, the name that echoes through,A brew that's loved by many, not just a few,A drink that's served in every land,A symbol of Ireland, a pride so grand.The aroma fills the air, enticing,A perfect balance, so surprising,The roasted malt, the subtle hop,A Guinness Stout, a perfect stop.The first sip is a moment of bliss,A flavor that you cannot miss,A creamy finish, a taste that lingers,A Guinness Stout, a drink that delivers.
Where to start with GuinnessI have so much to sayIt’s a gorgeous black custardI could drink it all dayAfter 10 pints of stoutI’ll walk home with a staggerOr head to a clubAnd dance like mick JaggerMy favourite thing to drinkWhen the bar man pours it rightWhen the cabbage pours it wrongHes asking for a fightSo please mr bar manGive me no bubbles and the perfect headOr get out of my siteFor that Guinness is dead.
A good friend once told me that Guinness cures any aliment. And they where right. Back in the good 'ald days doctors prescribed pregnant woman with low iron a pint of Guinness and a chocolate bar. While I wouldn't suggest that now, I will suggest trying this rich stout that has been Irelands favourite beer for many decades.
A stout so black, a sight to behold,A creamy head, worth more than gold,A flavor so rich, a taste divine,A drink that's stood the test of time.Guinness, the name that echoes through,A brew that's loved by many, not just a few,A drink that's served in every land,A symbol of Ireland, a pride so grand.The aroma fills the air, enticing,A perfect balance, so surprising,The roasted malt, the subtle hop,A Guinness Stout, a perfect stop.The first sip is a moment of bliss,A flavor that you cannot miss,A creamy finish, a taste that lingers,A Guinness Stout, a drink that delivers.
There’s great beauty in a glass of fine beer. Firstly there’s the pour – the subtle fizz, gentle slaps against the glass, and first aromas. And then there’s the actual taste – the cool wet sweetness and the bite of the hops at the back of the throat. Draught Guinness – more nectar than anything.
Don't really drink beer aside from my usual carlton dry, and was skeptical to try this as I haven't enjoyed stout or other dark beers in the past, but this one is incredibly smooth yet intense in flavour. Will keep coming back to it!
Been drinking this in the evenings on my verandah for years. Very satisfying creamy beverage to sip while relaxing and watching the sunset.
If you love 'old' beer, you'll love this top quality Guinness. Not as strong flavoured as Stout which is better for me. That smoothness you get with Kilkenny, but with a bit more flavour & kick. Very enjoyable.
When you crack open the can, the nitros ball begins to leak into the dark liquid, creating the creamiest stout ever. Pour it vigorously into a pint sized glass and wait a couple of minutes until the creamy head forms on top. Now it's ready to drink, bottoms up my friends.... So so delicious.... Brings a whole new meaning to mothers milk... mmmmmm....
Being an irishman down under so guinness is my go to drink. Guinness outside of ireland doesnt taste as good as guinness in ireland because it doesnt do the travelling but it is the best drop on this planet.
Freind from the UK told me when I go over to Ireland, go to the pub, order your guinness and drink it as you would your favourite beer. Then after 10 points and a sing along with the locals, wake up, go to the next pub, that's when you know and remember the Guinness is the best,, worked for me.
