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Guinness Draught Stout Beer Can 440ml (Case of 24)
AED 189.00
Thick, roasty, and famously creamy, this Guinness draught stout is the pub pour you want at home, without the pub noise. Think toasted barley, coffee-bitter edges, and a little dark chocolate vibe, with that signature nitrogen-smooth head. Comes as a case of 24, so you’re covered for match nights, mates dropping by, or just keeping your fridge stocked with proper Irish stout.
| Packing | Case of 24 |
|---|---|
| Size | Case of 24 |
Description
Roasty comfort in a can, with that classic Guinness draught stout creaminess that makes every sip feel like a tiny reward. This is the one you reach for when lager feels too shouty and you want something darker, richer, and way more satisfying.
Guinness is all about balance. You get deep toasted barley upfront, a coffee-like bitterness in the middle, then a soft, creamy feel that keeps it ridiculously drinkable for a stout. It’s bold, but it doesn’t bully your palate.
- Nose: Toasted grain, coffee grounds, a hint of cocoa powder
- Taste: Roasted barley, bittersweet dark chocolate, gentle caramel, creamy nitro texture
- Finish: Dry and roasty, with a lingering coffee-bitter edge that makes you want another sip
Why the case matters. Guinness is one of those beers that disappears fast once people spot it, and having a full case of 24 means you’re not rationing cans like it’s a survival exercise. Stock up for weekend BBQs, football nights, or the kind of low-key hang where everyone “just has one”.
If you’re new to stout, this is a friendly place to start because it’s rich without being heavy-handed. If you already love stout, it hits the exact notes you’re craving, roast, cream, and that clean, dry finish.
It also plays nice with food. Anything grilled and salty loves it, burgers, steak, sharp cheddar, even oysters if you’re feeling classic. Roasty bitterness plus savoury snacks is a cheat code.
And yes, it’s still Guinness. The Irish stout that set the standard, then kept it for generations, because nobody forgets their first proper pint.
Fun Fact: Guinness draught gets its signature creamy head from nitrogen, not just carbon dioxide, which is why it pours and feels so different from most beers.
