Guinness - Draught Stout

[@3LZ0RR0]

Guinness was my first dark beer and it's now the only beer i drink, best thing about it is that you can drink A LOT of them and you don't feel bloated or burp as you normally do with ''regular'' beers

[@Florentina16ful]

THIS. This is one of the reasons why Guinness currently is my favorite dark beer.

[@viciousrage5548]

Oh man same here. Was my literal first beer when I turned 21, still loving it!

[@lostremnant]

Who's your PFP

[@joeomalley2835]

I remember not liking this beer very much during college days, but I recently tried Guinness again and I love its smoothness in a bottle. Perfect beer to go with a meal.

[@sharukhkhan9242]

I've never tried it is it light or thick ? I prefer a light beer that doesn't give you gass😊

[@jayrox40]

Can't beat a Guinness. A great drink no matter if its in a can or bottle. Visited the Guinness Storehouse last year, it's great.

[@georgep811]

Ye Guinness is nice

[@seanpang3069]

This is one of my favourite drinks ever , however drinking it from a can doesn’t really do this iconic beer justice . Nothing beats a pint of Guinness from an Irish bar when it’s poured fresh .

[@paulsbeerreviews]

100% correct

[@VeggieRice]

of course, everyone already assumes that. as you are aware 99.9% of the world's population does not live in Ireland, so...

[@Mark-ww1ii]

@@VeggieRice there are irish bars all around the world

[@lovenotfear-fp3gp]

Totally different in Dublin

[@HowIsTheCraic]

@@Mark-ww1ii Not the same thing as an actual Irish bar at all

[@brucerae6508]

Absolutely enjoy a 10 pack on a Saturday

[@alexshort8055]

My go to beer, for sure: easy, pleasant drinking. I can knock a few of these back, knowing I won’t wake feeling fuzzy-headed or disoriented. You’re absolutely right throughout your excellent analysis: it isn’t complex; particularly contemplative, or a flavour extravaganza. It’s, quite simply, an enjoyable beer. Great review.

[@PAppMundo]

Took me years to get into this stuff but once you get a taste for it it’s unbeatable. The Murphy’s Irish Stout is also worth a try. It has a bit more of complex taste than Guinness.

[@conorhulgraine]

Im Irish and I would describe this drink as beautiful bog water! magical drink really! beautiful liquid!!!

[@MBFModernHomesteading]

Nothing wrong with a Guinness every now and then, cheers Paul.

[@Bigramt]

Subscribed I'm an Irishman aged 37 and I have drank more guinness than any man should In 3 lifetimes I drink my lager too, but I drink guinness like a fish. Murhpys is a good stout too

[@kiribetio123]

My favorites Beer during a winter season period.

[@jojosciderreviewsandmore5097]

Nice review Paul. I too didn’t care much for Guinness in the past. However, the last 4 years or so I’ve really gotten into stouts, so I’ll try it soon this season

[@jpcreavin92]

Very good review from an Irishman, I think you have captured a clear commercial aim Guinness has made in making a session stout which will sell well and not alienate much of the market. They have balanced this very well though to be fair as the stout still has some very nice points. You will notice though that when you have a more crafty stout/porter there is a lot more going on taste wise but they are typically much higher ABV and you will have one and be finished afterwards whereas guinness you can have a session of!

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Absolutely agree with that 🍻

[@oscarosullivan4513]

Depends on the strength

[@cactusdan94]

Will always be one of the the greatest beers of all time. Great review as always mate, if you can, could you review DRY NECK by Wychwood. Its £1 a bottle in morrisons at the moment, had it tonight, amazing golden beer for the price, ultra refreshing and has berry notes!

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Consider it done. Cheers 🍻

[@stephenlane80]

Guinness was never meant to be drank from a can - much creamier on draft, but its a session beer, the lightness is nice if your having half a dozen of them!!

[@nickycleere8310]

I love this stout more so from the can than bottle especially draught on tap and the coffee nitro is also good for a wee change at Xmas time.

[@sydneystoma385]

I agree nothing offensive about it. I still enjoy the odd Guinness every now and then.

[@Andy-wx4wx]

My favourite stout. I used to drink Caffreys a lot in the 90's but don't see it around much now...

[@adamjoyner1004]

I used to like a few, soooooo long ago. Not touched it for years.xxxxxx

[@Neil1977]

Great review👍🏼 got to love a Guinness every now and then, I really want to go to the brewery in Dublin and see how it’s made.

[@paulsbeerreviews]

You and me both mate. Cheers 🍻

[@Mark-ww1ii]

Its made from beer

[@viciousrage5548]

Guinness was my actual first beer. Recently have gone to an Irish pub in Vegas (too far from Ireland at the moment) and that was great on draught. Bottles and Cans can’t come a dime close to it, but it’s what I have until my return haha. Thanks for the review Paul, cheers!

[@louiehannigan2538]

My favourite beer 🍺🍺☘️

[@frankmapogo6441]

Your reviews are always spot on, I agree with everything you say 👍

[@swigginstevesbargainbeerre1612]

He's a top reviewer!

[@frankmapogo6441]

@@swigginstevesbargainbeerre1612 I've subbed to your channel as well mate 👍

[@swigginstevesbargainbeerre1612]

@@frankmapogo6441 thanks buddy, much appreciated! 🍻

[@Kerrytoby]

Great Review. My truth is that it is a great stout to start and after you stout adventure you will always come back to this and finally admit its the best stout in the world.

[@Meatbeerboss]

I always like a good pint of Beamish when in Cork.

[@swigginstevesbargainbeerre1612]

I've not had that beer in ages. Great pint though like ya say 🍺

[@Mark-ww1ii]

Its a guinness review!!

[@Meatbeerboss]

@@Mark-ww1ii correct

[@geoff64709]

Good review tempted me to grab a pack for old times sake , enjoyed thanks 👍

[@eightyoutube11]

A must-have when eating fish & chips.

[@maxmattt]

I see that they've finally made the cans bigger, you get a full pint now.

[@europa1387]

Great review mate, read my mind as I was swigging it.

[@magicsteve5523]

My favourite beer

[@ronaldtheriot]

A classic, since 1959!

[@michaelhawkins7389]

1959? Guinness has been around longer then 1959 ...

[@ronaldtheriot]

@@michaelhawkins7389 Not the draft version.

[@michaelhawkins7389]

@@ronaldtheriot oh no , that came later sorry , but the original version of Guinness was made in 1759

[@ronaldtheriot]

@@michaelhawkins7389 Yes, that's right.

[@maxxgunner5573]

Guinness is like the ultimatum of beers. With black as a rich flavor, it beats urine gold waters out there. Uh, no offense.

[@maxxgunner5573]

@Trixie K Really?

[@maxxgunner5573]

@Trixie K the more I know. Thnx so much. ;)

[@dannym631]

It's very good.

[@VeggieRice]

you repeatedly call it an entry level Stout in the modern era, but other stouts aren't near as smooth & have a much harsher bitterness. for those who like that, great, but imo you can't beat the smoothness of Guinn

[@jwbaccaro]

It's a good beer, however, it should be called "Guinness Light Stout." I'm way more into Guinness Extra bitter Stout, 5.6% abv. But this original draught stout is still great. Having one now. Great review.

[@gametimewithjamie]

Hey Paul after Covid you should come to Ireland and go to any Irish town and try Guinness in any Irish pub and you will see how great it is

[@michaelcummings4391]

Preferred the Guinness original (bottle) over the draft, but West Indies porter over the both of em!

[@jamessimpson1709]

You should do a side by side comparison with Murphy's. I prefer Murphy's myself.

[@jayrox40]

Do you remember Beamish Stout? That was a nice drop.

[@tmckboston417]

Guinness 👍! ☘️

[@DylanZucker]

Nice review man! I just became legal age and this is my favorite!!

[@jamesk1806]

Have you seen the NITROSURGE device and cans are now available in the UK. I've got the device, I'm gonna have to get the cans! A tad expensive however. £70 for 24.

[@paulsbeerreviews]

I’ve seen it and I’m tempted. Not cheap though like you said. Christmas pressie maybe 😆

[@jamesk1806]

@@paulsbeerreviews hopefully the cans will be released in the supermarkets soon and in 4/6 packs. I got the surge unit last year in Ireland but not had any more cans. It does make a difference and its better than the old surge unit.

[@damian-795]

Guinness is wonderful, BUT I must say , in these cans here in the UK Murphy`s Draught is better. Deeper, choc, coffee and malt feel deeper with Murphys.

[@BG-oj6zt]

The nitro surger can and device are a step up from this can.

[@jesussevilla7664]

I prefer black which but guinness in the irish pub is completely different than a can, great video.

[@pubcrawlchannel3619]

great review mate - cheers

[@kumarank4282]

Very good review 👍

[@aaronhires8620]

Guinness has quickly became my favorite beer. I really enjoy the Extra Stout too, have you tried it?

[@paulsbeerreviews]

I don’t remember trying the extra stout. I’ll give it a go 🍻

[@aaronhires8620]

@@paulsbeerreviews I would definitely recommend it. I'm new to good beers, and boy am I thrilled I found Guinness. Would you happen to have a recommendation as to what to try next? Keeping in mind I really love the flavor of this beer.

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Are you in the UK Aaron?

[@aaronhires8620]

@@paulsbeerreviews I am not. Midwest US.

[@Adam-to2no]

I had my first pint of Guinness today I absolutely loved it

[@Eli1993.]

I agree that its very drinkable but disagree that there's not much to the flavor. I think its very good flavor

[@thesimplepchelper2893]

Thanks for doing this one paul. John Smith's if you can loved the review honest answer and every word described well. Guiness is my favrouit stout. Love to see you review John Smith's muka

[@matijapeharda3308]

I call Guinness DS "Stout for summer"

[@flavourtasters]

I enjoy your videos mate, I do beer reviews too

[@Spf8kx]

Nice one famm

[@nocord4616]

You should try out the Guinness Nitro-Surge . Makes drinking Guinness in the house a much better experience.

[@JapaneseShogun]

I’m watching this while drinking Guinness

[@seankelly5885]

Only Guinness would produce a can that didn't fit their wonderful gravity glass!!!!!

[@just3half3evil3]

I love Guinness! What other beers that are similar to Guinness would you recommend?

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Murphy’s, Beamish, O’ Hara’s Irish Stout & Kilkenny Irish cream Stout are all worth a look.

[@thetruth-bf6je]

Try Guinness west India porter ,think it about 7% gorgeous.Taste of more from it😂.

[@heiltd1286]

Guinness is an ok beer although I never drink it. The Guinness I used to drink was a bottle conditioned Guinness known as XXX. This was an outstanding beer. For those with a modicum of adventurousness and inquisitiveness, there are plenty of stouts and porters out there that are vastly superior to Guinness. I drink them rather than Guinness which I think is a rather boring beer.

[@RetroRefreshTV]

it never got too hot for dean

[@swigginstevesbargainbeerre1612]

Top review, I think I reviewed this once opon a time but would have to a agree with your conclusions

[@dylans4124]

Ironically, I’ve had a few Guinness myself but, did he say 4.1%? My cans always say 4.2? I wonder why this is

[@coppertopv365]

Never tasted plumb in this or I wouldnt have drank it before

[@richiebtime489]

What would be a good alternative stout?

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Any to be honest. Depends what of stout you’re after. Murphy’s is a very similar drink. There are numerous other Nitro stouts you may enjoy. Personally I enjoy thinner more flavourful stouts and there are endless options there

[@richiebtime489]

@@paulsbeerreviews Thanks for the reply. I've recently got back into my beers after some time on medication: I really enjoy the taste and texture too much to miss out. I've been drinking Guinness in cans with widget and had a pint on draught at a pub and thoroughly enjoyed the extra smoothness and creamyness. I did do a such just now and am impressed with the range from online outlets. I will have a look and a try, cheers!

[@davidarthur7977]

I love gunnies stout

[@jamesk1806]

Not a huge fan of the cans but I love a good Guinness pulled the correct way which is hard to come by in The UK. Just back from a 3 week trip to Ireland and had I reckon 50/60 pints in various counties and all were on point. Down to Guinness sending their own guys to clean the lines in pubs to ensure their product is as intended. Also did the Guinness store tour which is a must when in Dublin. You mentioned easy drinking.. Indeed it is... 10/15 pints a night when the craic is good easy.

[@paulsbeerreviews]

You sir, are a machine 😆. Top man, sounds like you had a fantastic time. Cheers 🍻

[@jamesk1806]

@@Mark-ww1ii what's your point? People say Guinness tastes better in Ireland and it does because Diageo send their own guys to clean the lines of their products in pubs.

[@jamesk1806]

@@Mark-ww1ii my brother manages a bar in Dublin I asked him who cleans his Guinness lines and he said Guinness do or he believes it's subbed out to another company. I have an uncle in Donegal that has been a barman for nearly 40 years and he tells me the same thing. Have you heard of Surge20x?

[@jamesk1806]

@@Mark-ww1ii you haven't seen the "Guinness Quality Team" vans around the place ever? I call bullshit my friend. 😂

[@jamesk1806]

@@Mark-ww1ii won't be having a pint in your gaff then... 😂 Born and bred Irish mate so I always enjoy my time when back home.. 😂

[@NightOwlGames]

it tastes miles better than it looks lol

[@Exnavyjay]

In my opinion it’s gone the same way, but not as badly, as Newcastle brown. Probably because Carlsberg, Carling and fosters have lowered the bar, other beers don’t have to try as hard!

[@DeadbeatDecember]

love the taste of guinness but for some reason no matter how much I drink of the stuff it doesn't affect me.

[@الفارسالابيض-ض2ي]

My friend, how do I know unadulterated original beer

[@dameinoferrall2400]

thin is the key word. very thin indeed. still enjoy the stuff, but not one of my favorites. i think this goes for the draught stout can version though, from the tap I find it much more full bodied and filling. used to drink it for breakfast.

[@theycallmerisky619]

The extra stouts are wayy better. These are kinda flat to me

[@swigginstevesbargainbeerre1612]

You can't not like Guinness really. It's easy and smooth to drink and much better than John Smiths 🤣

[@paulsbeerreviews]

The amount of requests I’ve had to review John Smiths is worrying 😆

[@Blaaggarding]

When you open the can your supposed to let it settle for a few seconds then you just upturn the can and pour aggressively to let the widget do its job .leave it to settle for a minute or 2 ... And it's not for sipping you should take a big mouth full.

[@paulsbeerreviews]

You drink your Guinness however you wanna drink it 🍻

[@snowboardinpassout]

Just my opinion, but it doesn't travel well in a barrel. Guinness in the US is not the same as in the the UK.

[@scottb5907]

Only just started drinking this again after over a decade. Yes, it's slightly thin, but it's actually better and more creamy than I remember it being.

[@06hurdwp]

I find guiness from a can with widget to be watery shite

[@DanYule55]

Love it from the tap, hate it from the can.

[@06hurdwp]

@@DanYule55 Yeah it's strange. Guinness from the bottle is really nice too.

[@dan-z9k9c]

disappointed when i tried guinness for the first time i thought it would have had more body to it but a few years ago i got a case of guinness extra stout and what a difference its like i thought it should taste like it is very good 7.5 abv and brewed in africa or west indes

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Got my review of that coming up very soon, So now I’m excited 😆 Cheers 🍻

[@davidian2.024]

Guinness is No1 McKewans champion is a close 2nd

[@lynngraham8508]

Tried today for the first time. It is everything that is mentioned in the video. Great drink!

[@gtrmusic69]

One of my favorites. This and the Extra Stout in bottles. But this is my go-to

[@andreyyakimchuk8781]

Ничего не понял) Но пиво точьно хорошое!!!)))

[@relaxbro7671]

Ок, хорошо)

[@markstevens6682]

Guinness has a bitter aftertaste for me…?

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Yeah that’s quite normal, the roasted malts will certainly contribute to that.

[@markjohnathanappleton8642]

The.must

[@johnnoon9498]

Isn’t the same in a can. Also ain’t the same as in Ireland. Think they just export bog water.

[@Kogaion78]

left behind by others.........enumerate pls.......

[@murphyebass7837]

What’s offensive about this is you pouring it into that glass. For shame

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Didn’t mean to cause offence 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@pennsatucky7281]

Guinness is the beer, but draft beer.

[@Mark-ww1ii]

Draught beer mean drawn from a keg. Guinness is a stout style draught beer👍🍺

[@Magogo89de]

it taste so poor in this can version..really disappointing!

[@michaelhawkins7389]

Why didn't you put it into a REAL Guinness Glass ? this is not right lol

[@paulsbeerreviews]

Never owned one to be fair

[@michaelhawkins7389]

@@paulsbeerreviews buy one then hehehe

[@markjohnathanappleton8642]

The most overrated stout in the world, not a lot of flavours.guinnmess extra stout is far better.sam Smith stouts as alot more flavour and stronger

[@nikomollov4950]

I bought a pack of 3 cans with a glass. This is disgustingly tasting watery substance. I wouldn't even call it a beer. It was completely flat and watery and not drinkable. Bad taste, bad mouthfeel and very overpriced. It's hard to recall a worse beer.

[@sobieski478]

It's a pale imitation of a once great beer.

[@Liam-O1]

Well you can buy the Guinness original from back in the day to keep everyone happy as well.

[@hotmail305]

Lol this is better because you can drink more of it..... THE LIGHTER VERSION HAS MADE GUNIESS A PERFECT BEER

[@Coxy-b34]

Garbage beer.

[@Coxy-b34]

@@Puggo18 Stout is a beer you fool.🙄