Guinness is the epitome of Irish beer - the brewery is inextricably linked to Irish history. Founded in Dublin in 1759, no one believed in a triumphal march of stout, the beer brewed from roasted malt. But Arthur Guinness taught the critics a better and today the dark ruby beer is one of the best known in the world. Guinness Draft has a lush, fine-pored foam and a malty taste with prominent notes of licorice.
