Tasting Notes
Nose
Roasted barley, coffee, cocoa and subtle caramel aromas.
Palate
Creamy texture with roasted malt, coffee, bittersweet chocolate and balanced hop bitterness.
Finish
Long, dry and roasted with a smooth finish.
Production Details
Brewing Method
Brewed using roasted unmalted barley and nitrogenation for its signature creamy texture.
Malt Used
Barley malt; Roasted unmalted barley
Hop Varieties
Undisclosed
Yeast
Guinness house yeast
Variants & Expressions
Guinness Draught; Guinness Foreign Extra Stout; Guinness Original; Guinness 0.0; Guinness Extra Smooth
Filtration
Filtered and nitrogenated
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Price & Availability
- Price Range
₹300–₹450 (440 ml can, indicative, varies by state)
- Availability
Available across major Indian cities through premium retail outlets, hotels, bars and restaurants.
Brand Profile
Diageo
Guinness is one of the world's most iconic beer brands, founded by Arthur Guinness in 1759 at St. James's Gate Brewery, Dublin. Today owned by Diageo, the brand is recognised globally for pioneering nitrogenated stout and for its distinctive roasted flavour profile. Guinness is sold in more than 150 countries and remains synonymous with Irish brewing heritage while continuing to innovate with products such as Guinness 0.0.
Awards & Recognition
Multiple international awards over decades
Multiple international awards over decades
consistently recognised among the world's most valuable beer
consistently recognised among the world's most valuable beer brands and winner across international brewing competitions
Quick Facts
Founded in 1759
Brewed at St. James's Gate, Dublin
Famous nitrogen widget
Distinctive creamy head
Owned by Diageo
Sold in over 150 countries