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Guinness
Origin
Ireland
Founded
1759
Products
1 Bottles
Founded in 1759 by Arthur Guinness at St. James's Gate in Dublin, Ireland, Guinness is the world's most famous and iconic dry stout. Pioneering dark beer craftsmanship for over two and a half centuries, it is instantly recognizable by its dark ruby-red body, dense creamy white head, and smooth, velvety texture. Brewed using a unique combination of malted barley, roasted unmalted barley, hops, yeast, and pure Irish water, it yields a complex flavor profile of bittersweet roasted malts, coffee beans, and dark cocoa, celebrated as a global symbol of Irish brewing excellence and heritage.
The Legacy of Guinness
Guinness is a Ireland-based brand that has made a significant impact in the Beers segment.Established in 1759, it has built a reputation for quality and consistency that resonates with enthusiasts worldwide.
Currently, our database catalogs 1 unique bottles from Guinness. From their signature expressions to modern variations, the brand continues to define excellence in Beers.
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1 ItemsExplore Guinness Price in India & Availability
Finding the authentic Guinness price in India is essential for premium beers enthusiasts. With a diverse collection of 1 premium variants, the pricing for Guinness currently ranges from ₹250 for entry-level expressions up to ₹250 for their luxury reserve selections. The average investment for a standard bottle sits around ₹250.
Whether you are stocking up for a party or adding to your personal bar, Guinness offers exceptional value across its tier list. Please note that liquor prices in India are subject to state excise policies and can fluctuate.
Tasting Notes & Flavor Profile
When pouring a glass of Guinness, Presents a crisp, refreshing profile with a balanced malt sweetness and a satisfying hop bitterness. Often carries subtle citrus, floral, or roasted notes.
The meticulous distillation and aging process associated with Guinness ensures a rich, smooth, and distinct tasting profile that rivals the finest spirits in the world.
Food Pairings & Culinary Matches
A great beers deserves great food. Guinness A perfect companion for classic pub fare, spicy cuisines, roasted poultry, or hearty burgers.
Whether enjoyed at a casual gathering or a fine-dining experience, its robust character shines through, making it a staple in premium bars and restaurants across India.
How to Enjoy Guinness
Understanding the strength and character of your beverage is crucial for responsible enjoyment. Most variants of Guinness feature a standard Alcohol By Volume (ABV) ranging typically between 4.5% to 8.0%, aligning perfectly with industry standards for premium beers.
Expert Tip: Best served properly chilled in a pint glass or pilsner flute to maintain the head and preserve carbonation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Guinness was founded in 1759 by Arthur Guinness, who famously signed a 9,000-year lease on the St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin, Ireland.
Guinness is actually not black but a deep dark ruby-red color. This distinctive shade is a result of using roasted unmalted barley during the brewing process.
The legendary creamy head is created by nitrogen gas, which produces smaller bubbles and a smoother cascade effect compared to traditional carbon dioxide carbonation.
It features a rich, bittersweet balance of roasted malts, dark chocolate, espresso coffee, and mild hop bitterness.
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