A dry Irish Stout with a bold roast aroma with a malt & caramel flavor; black bodied with a smooth creamy head.

ABV = 4.2%

IBUs = 40

An extra stout with a well-done roast aroma & a robust flavor with perfect balance of sweet & bitter & a strong rich malt backbone.

ABV = 5.6%

IBUs = 46

A light, crisp & refreshing tasting amber beer with a floral, hoppy aroma. Brewed with Mosaic & Willamette hops & the world famous Guinness yeast from the St. James Gate Brewery. A crisp yet complex flavorful lager with some pale ale characteristics perfectly balanced with specialty malt to deliver a golden amber color beer.

ABV = 5.0%

IBUs = 21

Calories = 149

Harp, the best selling Irish lager, with its sparkling color makes it a distinc-tive, yet approachable import.

ABV = 4.3%

Ireland's favorite ale that was founded in 1710 that is clean & delicate with different individual aroma notes & a gentle balance of bitterness & sweet/malty with a hint of roasted coffee.

ABV = 5.0%

ABV < 0.05%

Guinness history changed forever in 1817. In that year Benjamin Guinness—Arthur’s son—brewed our first beer with a new roasted grain called black patent malt. His stout recipe laid the foundation for how we would brew for the next 200 years.

The same year Benjamin brewed his lovely dark beer, we shipped the first barrels of Guinness to America. To this day, America’s favorite stouts are still brewed at St. James’s Gate. Based on the Guinness brewing logs of 1817, Guinness 200th Anniversary Export Stout seeks to bring to life the same dark ruby red color and complex flavor of Benjamin’s beer from 200 years ago. Rich and full-bodied with notes of caramel, toffee and sweet chocolate. Smooth-drinking with just the right amount of bitterness. Guinness 200th Anniversary Export Stout carries on the legacy of 1817 and looks forward to our next 200 years in America.
ABV = 6.0%

Welcome to Ireland’s sunny side. Far away from the salty sea coastline, the Irish Midlands were the prime spot to grow the wheat for the first ever beer to use 100% Irish wheat malt. Golden in color, with a hint of spicy clove & citrus, Irish Wheat is a clean & lively wheat beer that’s perfect for any occasion.

ABV = 5.3%

When the Belgian brewing industry was suffering from the impact of World War II, John Martin created Guinness Antwerpen. It was first imported to Belgium in 1944 and thankfully managed to survive the war. Since then it has become a sought-after specialty beer. The rich, smoky, malty taste is balanced with a sweet, fruity finish. And although light and creamy in texture, it’s still unmistakably part of the Guinness family.

When the Belgian brewing industry was suffering from the impact of World War II, John Martin created Guinness Antwerpen. It was first imported to Belgium in 1944 and thankfully managed to survive the war. Since then it has become a sought-after specialty beer. The rich, smoky, malty taste is balanced with a sweet, fruity finish. And although light and creamy in texture, it’s still unmistakably part of the Guinness family.

ABV = 8.0%