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We\u2019re no strangers to Guinness Stout<\/a>. We go way way back with this beer and consider it a definite go-to. That being said, we\u2019ve never done a side by side comparison of two slightly different versions, so for today\u2019s video, we\u2019re trying the Guinness Draught Stout and Guinness Extra Stout.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s a bit more information about each Guinness Stout variation:<\/p>\n

Guinness Draught Stout:<\/strong> Guinness Draught is intrinsically linked to the pub. They\u2019re two sides of the same coin. However, thanks to the creation of the widget in 1988, consumers were eventually able to enjoy the rich, creamy taste of Guinness Draught from the comfort of their own home. 4.2% ABV<\/em><\/p>\n

Guinness Extra Stout:<\/strong> Every Guinness you\u2019ve ever enjoyed can be traced back to this recipe. A direct descendant of our archival recipes, Guinness Extra Stout is based on a beer first brewed in 1821, when Arthur Guinness II set down precise instructions for brewing his Superior Porter. Sharp and crisp to the taste with the trademark Guinness flavors at its core. 5.6% ABV<\/em><\/p>\n

Based on the ABV numbers alone, we\u2019re thinking the Extra Stout should be a bigger and bolder Guinness. Was it? Click play on the following video to find out:<\/p>\n

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