Guinness Draught│Nitrosurge│Stout Beer│4.1
Guinness Draught│Nitrosurge│Stout Beer│4.1% vol│10x558ml│Perfect Pub Pour At Home│Guinness Six Nations│Ready for Rugby│Cans
| Dimensions: | 33.2 x 19.4 x 13.1 cm; 0.55 g |
| Brand: | Guinness |
| Manufacture: | Diageo GB |
| Dimensions: | 33.2 x 19.4 x 13.1 cm; 0.55 g |
| Origin: | United Kingdom |
The nitro surge Guinness is fantastic and well worth buying. However, the packaging that it arrived in was atrocious. Every one of my cans had come out of the paper sleeves that Guinness uses to store them in 4 can packs. The Guinness has at least to be allowed 24hrs. to settle down before it can be enjoyed properly. So I don’t know whether it’s Guinness or Amazon who needs to look at this problem, Amazon threw in a single sheet of brown paper as a token gestor. Not good enough! Very disappointed when buying this product as it’s not cheap.
Better than perfectdraf
This is so much better than my perfectdraft beer tap – yes it only works with Guinness but boy does it work with Guinness.
It is exactly like in a pub, but the value for money is a lot better in the long run.
Make sure you have access to the nitrosurge cans though – only works with the right ones.
Pricey but nice
Dublin guiness that pours like an Irish pint. Expensive at over 2 a can, plus the device, but I tried a normal draft guiness and the brewdog stout, and this is so much better.
Almost perfect pour....
Is it the perfect pub pour from home? No, obviously not. But it’s the best option if you can’t get to the pub… Definitely a smoother experience and better overall ‘pint’ than normal cans, but hard to justify the price every time you’d like a Guinness at home… Still, 5 stars, as without starting a proper pub, I’m not going to drink Guinness for this price from home.
Guinness is a classic stout that’s been around for centuries, and there’s definitely something to be said for its iconic status. However, I found it to be a bit underwhelming compared to some of the craft stouts I’ve tried recently. Don’t get me wrong, it’s smooth and has that distinctive roasted malt flavor, but it lacks the depth and complexity that I look for in a top-tier beer. It’s a decent choice if you’re out at a pub and it’s on tap, but I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to buy it for home consumption.
Better than the normal ones but it's not draught.
Bit of a faff but easy enough to use with the nitro surge attachment. Can’t actually tell what it’s doing but seems to work. Better than a standard tin but it’s not a draught pint. Unfortunately one of them arrived dented so was unusable with the nitro surge.
Guinness Draught│Nitrosurge│Stout Beer│4.1%
I bought the Guinness DraughtNitrosurgeStout Beer4.1% as a present for my partner who loves Guinness.. I previously bought the nitrosurge device as it was on special offer at our local supermarket, but unfortunately the Guinness cans weren’t on offer and bought them on Amazon as they were much cheaper. They have gone down a treat and my partners said you can taste the difference and it’s a much smoother Guinness, just like you would get from a pub. we now race to try and pour the perfect Guinness pi
The Guinness Nitrosurge cans deliver a fantastic comparison to a normal typical pub pint or even better. Having a rich creamy head, and always having a consistent taste across the board, I would safely say that compared to the normal cans, it’s far superior!
But there are delivery issues. Often when opening the box, the cans are all over the place, out of their packaging, this can cause issues due to the cans being shaken about, or even worse damaged. I have been lucky enough to not experience it too often but needs to be rectified.
Overall, it’s a great product, and recommend it for Guinness drinkers.