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[dt3]

Um yeah...

DD/10

Or maybe 8008/10

 

[Thebest]

7/10, I like it, even if it is a little weird.

 

[elluko]

10/10 invader zim, ftw!

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

10/10. Hilarious.

 

[Peter Parka]

10/10 LOTRs kicks arse!

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

10/10. Love yours too Pete. Got beer?

 

[Thebest]

10/10, that pic's damn cool.:cool

 

[Boomer]

8/10 I like da bludduhness.

 

[Peter Parka]

6/10, there's a lot better, more natural and stronger stouts around than Guinness!

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

6/10, there's a lot better, more natural and stronger stouts around than Guinness!

10. You got to be kidding. Stronger stouts than Guinness??? Never came across one.

 

[Peter Parka]

10. You got to be kidding. Stronger stouts than Guinness??? Never came across one.

10

10% I do believe.

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

And Guinness is how much %?

 

[Peter Parka]

And Guinness is how much %?

About 4.5 -5% I believe though they brew it stronger for certain other countries. I've had Belgian and Nigerian Guinness before and they are both about 7%

 

[NightWarrior]

About 4.5 -5% I believe though they brew it stronger for certain other countries. I've had Belgian and Nigerian Guinness before and they are both about 7%

here's a good place for a rundown on it...

Guinness - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

About 4.5 -5% I believe though they brew it stronger for certain other countries. I've had Belgian and Nigerian Guinness before and they are both about 7%

Ok I found out.
Source: Realbeer.com: Beer Alcohol Content And Carbs In Beer

GuinnessForeign Extra Stout 7.5%

I think that's the kind I'm referring to. And it's pretty strong.
2-3 of that and you kicking.

 

[Peter Parka]

Yeah, that's the bottled stuff which despite being better that the inferior and weaker stuff from the tap, still isn't anything to get too excited about imo. I guess I'm just a bit of a beer snob though!

 

[Boomer]

10

10% I do believe.

Yeah, but this isnt made in ireland now is it? :cool Guinness has been around since the 1700. Just cause its not the stoutest, doesnt mean its not the tastiest!

 

[AUDRAA]

6 plain

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

"A stout with balls"

Guinness
Foreign Extra Stout

ABV 7.5% • Vol 330 ml • bottle • Ireland • Expensive • Flavour 7.5
Other beers from Guinness
Other beers from Ireland

This is the well-respected export stout from Guinness. It is a rich brown-black colour that doesn't show any signs of translucency even when held against a light. It has a thick, bubbly, rocky head with an aroma of heavy, treacley malt and cheesy hops. The palate is immediately steamrollered by an aggressive, tooth-tingling bitterness like thick, hopped malt extract, followed by an extremely treacley, smoky malt flavour with a tinge of sweetness. There is a chewy mouthfeel, which combined with the intense bitterness makes it quite a challenge to get through, especially towards the end of a session. Aftertaste is again severely bitter and malty. Clearly, subtlety was not a key consideration in the brewing of this beer. That said, it is a powerful, intense, memorable sledgehammer of a beer, impressive in its own right - a stout with balls.

 

[Boomer]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Guinness