Guinness Draught Nitrosurge Stout Beer | 4.1% vol | 4x558ml | Perfect Pub Pour at Home | Cans | Device Sold Separately | Rugby's Favourite Beer

As a long time lover of all dark porters , stouts etc I have been tempted to purchase this Guinness nitro surge kit for a while and took the plunge . As a drinker of both canned and Draught Guinness for 40 years I am absolutely delighted with my investment and this system IMO is as good or better than many pints I have been served in pubs over the years ! Cans need to be chilled over 24 hours and the gadget charged up for the same . Easy to use and faultless creamy head beer every time . If you like Guinness then don’t hesitate to buy

My husband absolutely loves these nitrosurgers, the quality is nearly as good as a a pulled pint. Very easy to use the nitrosurge, even I can use it, the taste is spot on and keeps him very happy.

So, my 4-pack of Guinness finally arrived, but not before putting me through a dramatic 72-hour waiting period. Amazon had me feeling like I was chasing a leprechaun through a field of empty promises. I tracked it like a hawk, watching it shuffle around warehouses like it had an existential crisis. But let me tell you, when those cans finally landed on my doorstep, it was worth it. Opening the first can felt like I was reuniting with a long-lost friend who’s been off on an adventure, and honestly, I’d been patient enough to forgive them for taking their sweet time. The deep, smooth flavor of Guinness doesn’t just quench your thirst—it calms your soul, like it knows you’ve been through an emotional rollercoaster just waiting for it. The cans themselves were so cold, they practically gave me frostbite, but hey, that’s just the universe rewarding me for my resilience. After all, a little delay just made the first sip taste sweeter, right? Now, was I initially annoyed by the wait? Sure. Did it teach me the value of delayed gratification? Absolutely. Would I wait again for another 4-pack? In a heartbeat. But next time, Amazon, maybe a little less suspense and a little more on-time delivery? I’ve already lived my drama for the week. 10/10, still recommend. Just don’t schedule any major life decisions while waiting for it to arrive.

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The Guinness Nitrosurge cans deliver a fantastic comparison to a normal typical pub pint or even better. Having a rich creamy head, and always having a consistent taste across the board, I would safely say that compared to the normal cans, it's far superior! But there are delivery issues. Often when opening the box, the cans are all over the place, out of their packaging, this can cause issues due to the cans being shaken about, or even worse damaged. I have been lucky enough to not experience it too often but needs to be rectified. Overall, it's a great product, and recommend it for Guinness drinkers.

Guinness is a classic stout that's been around for centuries, and there's definitely something to be said for its iconic status. However, I found it to be a bit underwhelming compared to some of the craft stouts I've tried recently. Don't get me wrong, it's smooth and has that distinctive roasted malt flavor, but it lacks the depth and complexity that I look for in a top-tier beer. It's a decent choice if you're out at a pub and it's on tap, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to buy it for home consumption.

Smooth, creamy, delicious and delightful. A consistent pint every time. NB you need the nitro surge gadget which is around £30 but a solid investment as it definitely outranks the normal big standard cans. 10/10 would drink again

Its a pint of Guinness for just over £2 (requires a nitrosurge device) that's as close to a pub pint as you'll get at home - from a can. The nitrosurge device cost around £30 for use with these cans, that may sound a bit steep but after just 10 cans of the stuff it'll have paid for itself (when compared to a pint at the pub for £5). If the device isn't your thing then just get the normal cans with the widget inside for £1 per can - simple. In my opinion, the Nitrosurge and full pint cans are worth it for the creamier pub quality pint, if I'm drinking a Guinness at home I want it to be as close to a pub Guinness as it can be.