Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is a bold tasting beer with a complex flavour profile. Originally brewed to withstand long journeys, its origins can be traced back to 1801 and the original recipe of West Indies Porter. With a full-bodied roasted and fruit flavour, it is a drink of distinction to be savoured. With a higher alcohol content, it has a fuller mouthful with strong smokey notes and bright hop bitterness. We can trace the origins of Foreign Extra Stout back to 1801 and the original recipe of West Indies Porter Full bodied palate of roast, fruity character Beer drinkers who are looking to experiment in beers but want to ensure they choose a quality liquid Originally brewed to withstand long journeys, the use of higher gravity and more hops resulted in a bold tasting beer with a complex flavour profile. Still brewed at our St. James's Gate brewery in Dublin, Guinness Original is crafted from finest quality malt, hops and Irish barley. If you were in a pub sometime between 1821 and 1970, chances are this is the Guinness you would have been drinking. Originally brewed as the XX version of our Porter, it's hoppy, roasty and crisp with a bittersweet finish.

Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is a bold tasting beer with a complex flavour profile. Originally brewed to withstand long journeys, its origins can be traced back to 1801 and the original recipe of West Indies Porter. With a full-bodied roasted and fruit flavour, it is a drink of distinction to be savoured. With a higher alcohol content, it has a fuller mouthful with strong smokey notes and bright hop bitterness. We can trace the origins of Foreign Extra Stout back to 1801 and the original recipe of West Indies Porter Full bodied palate of roast, fruity character Beer drinkers who are looking to experiment in beers but want to ensure they choose a quality liquid Originally brewed to withstand long journeys, the use of higher gravity and more hops resulted in a bold tasting beer with a complex flavour profile. Still brewed at our St. James's Gate brewery in Dublin, Guinness Original is crafted from finest quality malt, hops and Irish barley. If you were in a pub sometime between 1821 and 1970, chances are this is the Guinness you would have been drinking. Originally brewed as the XX version of our Porter, it's hoppy, roasty and crisp with a bittersweet finish.