Stout
GUINNESS - Draught 24x 440ml Cans
Now you can enjoy the perfect pub pint at home from a can thanks to the ingenious widget that won a Queen's Award for Technological Advancement in 1991 and has delighted customers ever since. The 'widget' is actually a plastic moulded device that sits at the bottom of a can until it's opened and then releases a little beer and nitrogen, forcing a surge of bubbles that settle to form the tight white head - in short, the perfect pint at home. Guinness Draught in cans is best served straight from the fridge.
GUINNESS - Original 24x 440ml Cans
Guinness Original is steeped in heritage - a whole costume drama in a bottle. It's naturally Guinness a complex beer full of character that's great with food. Strong tasting with a distinctive roasted bitterness, Guinness Original is their authentic carbonated classic. It'll transport you back to an 18th Century world of stouts when the ancestor of this beer was known as Guinness East and West India porter. In 1821, the definitive early Guinness became known as Extra Superior Porter. At 4.2% ABV, it's a mature, conditioned brew for a richer Guinness experience. So own a Guinness Original. Own the art of Arthur.
MILLARS - Special Reserve 70cl Bottle
A darker, full bodied, smooth whiskey in the traditional Irish sense. The Millars Special Reserve Irish Whiskey brand originates from a company in Dublin called Adam Millar & Company. The brand was first established in 1843 as a premium Irish Whiskey and was successfully marketed until the 1970's. Millars Special Reserve was known throughout Ireland as a classic Dublin sipping whiskey. The traditional method of drinking such a whiskey was to sip it neat and occasionally drink a bottle of Guinness Stout as well. In 1987, Cooley Distillery, the only independent Irish owned distillery in Ireland acquired the rights to the A. A. Millar brands. However, it wasn't until September 1994 that Cooley formally relaunched Millars Special Reserve Irish Whiskey. The brand reflects the classic atmosphere of the 1920's and 1930's, a time when writers like Joyce, O'Casey and Yates raised the Irish spirit and in so doing contributed to the birth of the Irish nation. This is a unique blend of the finest grain and malt Irish whiskeys with exceptional character and superior quality. It is double distilled and matured almost entirely in once used oak bourbon casks. The character of the whiskey comes primarily from the quality malt barley specially chosen to give the whiskey a unique smooth after taste. Millars Special Reserve has been distilled, matured and blended to produce a darker, full bodied, smooth whiskey in the traditional Irish sense. It has been awarded two bronze medals, one at the International Spirits Challenge (May 1996) and the other at the International Wine and Spirits Competition (July 1996). Nose: Sweet grape on the nose joining forces with the grain to offer a lush sweetness alongside the harder, oakier grains. Taste: Very malty start followed by a very powerful grain which is fruity. Not a light whiskey at all. Full mouth feel, slight grapeness with good weight sherry in evidence. Finish: Very favourable bourbon finish feel of a five year old minimum with seven plus. Serving Suggestions: Neat, on the rocks, or with water to taste. Equally good served with mixers or as an ingredient for Irish Coffee. A sipping whiskey for all occasions.
SAMUEL SMITH - Taddy Porter 550ml Bottle
Very dark, fairly full in body and packed with flavour. Intense, dry tangy character of roasted barley.
EINSTOK - Toasted Porter 330ml Bottle
With clear notes of espresso and dark chocolate, this Porter is dark and rich, offering a medium body that is robust, yet smooth on the palate and easy to drink. There's no need to be afraid of the dark any more.
MONTEITHS - Black Beer 330ml Bottle
Monteith's crisp and smooth Black is crisper than sweet darks and smoother than harsh stouts. It's a beer that is crafted from a blend of five premium malts to create a complex depth of flavours with coffee notes dominant.
GUINNESS - Foreign Extra Stout 330ml Bottle
Guinness Foreign Extra Stout captures our gift to the world: deep, rich and satisfying beer. Originally brewed in Dublin and first exported in 1802 it's been brewed locally throughout Asia, Africa and the Caribbean since the 1960s. Here, it's the undisputed Guinness beer of choice. Today, Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is a Guinness world-beater 40% of the world's Guinness Beer is a little foreign and has a little extra. Extra Stout: Export Class Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is brewed with extra hops to give it distinctive character and extra shelf-life in warmer climates. It's an export-class beer for countries with a taste for distinction. Experience it as it was meant to be enjoyed; in a glass or as it comes, straight from the bottle.
ASAHI - Kuronama Black 334ml Bottle
Why not try Japan's favourite dark beer? Brewed in Osaka, Asahi Black is made from three different roasted malts. This gives it a rich, nutty flavour and makes it incredibly smooth-drinking. Unlike other, more bitter dark beers and stouts, it's brewed in a process called bottom fermentation, which gives it a subtle, sweet edge and smooth 5% abv. All of which makes for a truly warming experience.