Populous "Guinness" - beer, which is impossible not to learn
Choosing a drunk drink, manystop on the popular beer "Guinness". This is probably one of the most recognizable names in the world. Even those who have never tried the Guinness, beer knows this and heard about it a lot. And lovers of this intoxicating drink can always unmistakably identify it among others, because it stands out with a specific burnt smell. This aroma is achieved due to the fact that during cooking this intoxicating drink uses toasted barley.
"Guinness" appeared more than 200 years ago. In the distant 1756 Arthur Guinness the first brewery was opened in the city of Leixlip. But he did not manage there for long, after 3 years the founder of this brand moved to Dublin and rents an abandoned brewery. It was there in the seventies of the 18th century that he decided to change the direction of work and began to cook porter in parallel with the ale. It was the right choice. Truly excellent taste qualities possessed by the "Guinness"! Beer already at that time began to be exported to many countries. Back in 1969, "Guinness" began to sell in England.
Currently, the owner of the brand "Guinness"is the firm "Diageo", whose main office is located in London. It is because of this that many mistakenly believe that England is the homeland of the "Guinness" beer. But actually it's an Irish drink. Now beer production is established in 50 countries. In total, more than 15 varieties are produced. Among them, the most popular is "Guinness Draft", "Foreign Stout Extra", "Guinness Original".
"Guinness Foreign Extra Stout" is most oftenmeet in African countries and in Asia. It is characterized by a thick foam and a pronounced smell of burnt sugar or caramel. This is a strong enough and bitter beer, but in it you will not feel a taste of alcohol. This feature applies to all varieties of "Guinness". Beer produced in the UK or Nigeria is distinguished by its taste qualities from others. After all, in these countries for its production is used not barley, and sorghum.
The company does not stop there: the sales markets are expanding, new production is being established, and, of course, the range is increasing. Over the past 10 years, two more varieties were welded, although their output was limited. In addition, in addition to the standard dark beer, the company produces a stout, a distinctive feature of which is a reduced alcohol content (it does not exceed 2.8%).