Guinness Extra Stout? Info?

[Whoson1st]

I think after "testing" evey beer and "flavor" available on the market, this is my favorite.

Is Stout actually a beer or what? It's taste is unique and unmatched for flavor.
But more expensive than most.

 

[Whoson1st]

Bump for the after 5pm folks.

 

[Syklone]

Check this out. It will answer your question about stout beer(s):
http://beeradvocate.com/news/stories_read/291/

It's a great website, too.

I much prefer wheats, or Belgium whites, but like wine, art and music, to each their own.

 

[da1prophet]

I think after "testing" evey beer and "flavor" available on the market, this is my favorite.

Is Stout actually a beer or what? It's taste is unique and unmatched for flavor.
But more expensive than most.

Guinness is good, but I only like it during cold weather (which, unfortunately, lasts about two weeks here in the south). You might want to try a product from the Rogue Breweries out of Oregon called "Shakespeare Stout". It's a good heavy beer, though not quite the same "old motor oil" viscosity as Guinness

But like one of the other posters said its all a matter of personal preference ; )