Our Beers: From How They Are Made to Sustainability - Guinness
WEBExplore the world of Guinness beers, from the original stout to the non-alcoholic option. Learn how to enjoy Guinness at home, discover new recipes and craft innovations, and subscribe for updates.
Our Beers: From How They Are Made to Sustainability - Guinness
WEBExplore the different styles of Guinness beers, from the iconic stout to the hoppy lager, and learn how they are made and enjoyed. Find out how to recreate the perfect pint of Guinness Draught at home and discover new ways to cook with Guinness.
The World of Guinness: Beers, Experiences & More | Guinness® US
WEBExplore the world of Guinness, from its history and craft to its home and sustainability. Visit the Guinness Storehouse, shop for beer and merchandise, or enjoy Guinness at home with new innovations.
The World of Guinness: Beers, Experiences & More
WEBGuinness is a popular stout beer with over 260 years of history and craft. Learn about its story, brewing process, innovations, and visit the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.
Perfect Guinness Pour at Home: Tips & Video | Guinness® US
WEBPour the perfect Guinness at home! Learn how to pour a Guinness whether you're using a can, bottle, or the widget Guinness Nitrosurge.
Guinness Storehouse: Visit The Home of Guinness
WEBExperience the history, heart and soul of Ireland's most iconic beer at the Guinness Storehouse, a building that has been brewing beer for over 250 years. Enjoy a complimentary pint of Guinness at the Gravity Bar, with stunning views over Dublin, and explore the seven floors of sights, sounds and sensations.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Guinness® US
WEBGuinness beer is available in well over 100 countries worldwide and is brewed in over 40. Some of the biggest-selling markets for Guinness Draught include Great Britain, Ireland, Nigeria, US and Cameroon.
Guinness Foreign Extra Stout Beer
WEBGuinness Foreign Extra Stout is a full flavored beer, brewed with extra hops to preserve it in tropical climates. It has a robust and roasted aroma, a black liquid with a frothy head, and a coffee-like taste balanced with sweetness.
The Story of Guinness | Guinness® US
WEBLearn how Guinness started in 1759 with a nine-thousand-year lease, became an Irish icon with the harp symbol, and maintained its quality with global testing. Discover the legacy of Arthur Guinness and his descendants, and the craft of brewing at St. James's Gate.
Guinness Nitrosurge | Official Global Site
WEBGuinness Nitrosurge is a device and cans that deliver the iconic two-part pour of Guinness at home. Learn more about the technology, the experience and how to buy it in GB.