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Introducing the perfect balance of refreshment and richness – the Guinness Smooth Can 500ml. Enjoy the smooth and velvety texture, accompanied by a creamy head and a satisfyingly malty flavor. Made with roasted barley, hops, and traditional Irish stout yeast, this iconic drink will leave you wanting more with every sip.
Guinness a strong beer:
Ranging from 4.1% to 4.3% ABV (alcohol by volume, if you’re wondering), Guinness has a lower alcohol content than many of the other beers and ales at the bar. It also contains around 125 calories, which again is fewer than many other beers are packing in. Some premium lagers contain as much as 160 calories per pint.
Guinness beer so dark:
Guinness Draught beer is not actually black but rather dark ruby red because of the way the ingredients are prepared. Some raw barley is roasted, in a similar way to coffee beans, which is what gives Guinness Draught its distinctive colour.
Guinness beer come is from;
Guinness originated on a four-acre brewery site in the heart of Dublin city. Here we trace its development from these humble beginnings into what was, at one point, the biggest brewery in the world. The story of Guinness begins with Arthur Guinness, the original Master Brewer and pioneer at Guinness.
Guinness beer is so special;
The makers of Guinness use a process called nitrogenation, which pairs nitrogen gas and carbon dioxide to give the beer its iconic velvety texture. This is similar to how drinking nitro cold brew is silkier than a regular cup of cold brew coffee, making it seem more filling without adding any extra calories.
Guinness the healthiest alcohol;
Researchers from the University of Wisconsin found that drinking Guinness can help reduce blood clots and the risk of heart attacks. Like red wine and dark chocolate, Guinness contains antioxidants that are believed to slow down the deposits of harmful cholesterol on the artery walls.
Guinness is a true Irish beer:
The Guinness Brewery and Storehouse are the most visited attraction in Dublin. With a rich roasted aroma and a hue of midnight ruby, Guinness, an Irish dry stout, has been an emblem of Ireland for over two centuries, and a pint is a must-taste for visitors to Ireland.
Guinness not give you a hangover:
Other stouts have more roasted barley malt in them, but some of the roasted barley in Guinness has not been malted. And less malt means less sugar, which in turn means less alcohol. So the alcohol content of Guinness is lower in proportion to its barley content compared to many other kinds of beer.
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