
Guinness is one of the world's most famous dark beers and is Ireland's leading beer brand.
It is a major beer in Japan and is often seen in Japanese restaurants.
Guinness Extra Stout


For those who want to fully enjoy the bitterness and aroma!


Basic information about GUINNESS


Types of beer | Stout (dark beer) |
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Alcohol content | Approx. 4.21 TP3T |
country of origin | Ireland |
Founded | 1759 |
color | Deep Black |
Taste | Creamy foam, roasted malt aroma |
Features | Ireland's signature dark beer, with a creamy taste |
Guinness beer is known for its deep black color, but it has a surprisingly low alcohol content and is easy to drink.
Guinness Draught also uses nitrogen to create a creamy foam, giving it a smooth mouthfeel.
\ Guinness beer is easily available in Japan. /


The story behind the birth of GUINNESS beer


Guinness beer was founded in Dublin, Ireland in 1759 by Arthur Guinness. At the time, stout beer was a new genre. It is characterized by its rich flavor using deeply roasted malt, and Arthur set his sights on this new style of beer, and Guinness has since grown into a beloved brand both in Ireland and abroad. Guinness's foam in particular is unique, creamy and smooth to drink. This makes it popular with many people despite being a dark beer.
The meaning of the GUINNESS harp mark
The GUINNESS harp mark comes from the national symbol of Ireland. The harp has long been used as a national symbol in Ireland, and is a musical instrument that particularly symbolizes Irish culture and tradition.
The harp also had significance in Dublin, where Guinness was founded, and Arthur Guinness chose the harp as the Guinness logo to reflect Irish pride.
Interestingly, the Irish government also uses a harp as their national emblem, but the Guinness harp is different.ReverseThe harp on the national emblem faces right, but the Guinness harp faces left.
The harp mark is also a symbol that Guinness beer is deeply connected to Irish tradition.
Characteristics and how to taste GUINNESS
The greatest appeal of Guinness is its creamy foam and the aroma of roasted malt. Guinness is a smooth, easy-to-drink stout that overturns the general image that dark beers are bitter. It tastes best when poured at the right temperature (about 6 to 8 degrees). Also, by pouring it in the right way, the foam will be finer and the flavor of the beer will be more pronounced. It also goes well with food, and Guinness beer is especially great when enjoyed with meat dishes or grilled dishes.



Guinness is a beer that tastes better when poured into a glass.
So make sure you pour it into a glass (preferably a pint glass) and drink it!
How to pour GUINNESS deliciously
- Tilt the glass at a 45 degree angle and pour the beer down the side of the glass.
- Once the glass is about two-thirds full, return it to an upright position and slowly pour in the remaining beer.
- Bubbles will naturally form at the top of the glass, creating a creamy, effervescent finish.
This is the traditional way to pour beer so that the beer retains the right amount of carbonation and creates a smooth head. Try to create a well-balanced beer head and liquid harmony.
A ball in a can?! The secret
Guinness cans contain small plastic balls called "widgets," which play a key role in creating Guinness' distinctive creamy foam.
Widget Effects
- Nitrogen gas activation
Guinness cans are made with nitrogen, which creates finer, creamier bubbles than carbon dioxide, and the company uses widgets to activate the nitrogen inside the can. - Function when opened
When the can is opened, the pressure inside the can is suddenly released. At that moment, the nitrogen gas contained in the widget is released into the beer, creating fine bubbles. This creates the smooth, creamy foam that is unique to Guinness.
Guinness Draught is originally poured from the tap using nitrogen gas to create the creamy foam. However, since it is difficult to use nitrogen directly in cans or bottles, the widget is used to replicate this effect. Without the widget, you would not be able to enjoy Guinness' unique bubbles and mouthfeel at home.
The meaning behind the name GUINNESS
The name GUINNESS comes from its founder, Arthur Guinness. He established the Guinness Brewery in Dublin, Ireland in 1759, where he began producing a beer that bore his name. The beer that Arthur Guinness created has now become a dark beer brand beloved around the world, and his name has long been associated with Guinness beer.
summary
Guinness beer has a history of over 250 years as a dark beer that symbolizes Ireland, and is loved by beer lovers around the world for its creamy foam and easy-to-drink style. I hope that by reading this article, you have gained a deeper understanding of the history and characteristics of Guinness beer. The next time you choose a beer, be sure to enjoy the unique taste of Guinness.
\ The special pint glass makes a great gift. /


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