Guinness Draft dark beer 0.0%

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Guinness enters the alcohol-free market in France with its first dark beer Guinness Draft 0.0% !

If Guinness has achieved the feat of producing a 0.0% beer with the same roasted notes of coffee and caramel as classic Guinness, it is thanks to its 261 years of experience and innovation. It took no less than 4 years for the brewers to develop this recipe which combines alcohol-free and the character so typical of the most popular dark beer in the world.

To achieve this feat, the brewers started by brewing a classic Guinness with the same ingredients as usual: water, barley, hops and yeast.

Then, to remove the alcohol, they carried out cold filtration: which allows the alcohol to be filtered without subjecting the beer to thermal stress, which protects its taste and character.

After all, comes the work of balancing the flavors to get as close as possible to the original recipe.

And all we can say is that the result is stunning: in the glass we find everything that fans appreciate about Guinness, both in appearance and in taste.

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Taste profile
👀 An intense dark ruby ​​red color, topped with the same dense, white foam.

👃🏼 A sweet nose, with notes of coffee and malt.

👄 Halfway between sweet and bitter. A fair balance with malt notes reminiscent of roasting and coffee. In the mouth, the appearance is soft and creamy. In short, you will have understood: by closing your eyes, you will have the impression of tasting a classic Guinness Draft. Are you trying?

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Ingredients

Allergy Information

Country: Ireland
Style: Non-alcoholic dark beer
Specificities:
Alcohol content (%): 0.0
Grape variety(s):
Hop(s):
Color: Brunette
Volume: 440 mL
Weight: 600 g
DDM (minimum durability date):
⚠️ Tasting and storage advice
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The Guinness family is growing
In the heart of the St James Brewery in Dublin where the famous Guinness dark beer is brewed, a little news has been born. The little sister of the famous Guinness brown was born in 2020, and it is the pride of the brewery because it is 0.0% alcohol.