GUINNESS

Guinness is a dry stout stout type first brewed by Arthur Guinness beer brewery called the St. James's Gate Brewery located in the city of Dublin, Ireland. Guinness is produced since 1759. The beer is based on the porter style, which originated in London in early 1700. This is one of the best-known beer brands and is exported to most countries. It has come to beat many imitators. The distinctive feature in the flavor is the cebadatostada which remains unfermented. For many years a portion of the beer was aged to give a lactic flavor, but Guinness has resigned confirm if this is still happening. The thick and creamy foam is the result of a mixture of nitrógenoañadida in packaging.

The Guinness is a special case where a brand of alcoholic drink made by a private company has come to identify the soul of a nation. Guinness in Ireland is an institution in its own right, even to symbolize the Irish people. Currently and since 1997 belongs to the multinational Guinness Brewery London-based Diageo, resulting from the merger of Guinness and Grand Metropolitan plc UDV.