GuinnessDraught│Nitrosurge│Stout Beer│4.1% vol│4x558ml│Perfect Pub Pour At Home│Cans │Device Sold Separately

I do like a Guinness from time to time, especially when the nights are coming early, and the air is cold and damp.The nitrosurge is, IMHO, a decent tool that actually replicates draught Guinness just slightly more authentically than the draught can. The big advantage here is that you can actually pour a full pint, andeven have a bit left in the can for a top-up if it's poured correctly into a guinness pint glass.I'd ignore a lot of the low-ranked reviews, most of these are from people who clearly just didn't understand that you needed to have the nitrosurge device already.A few one-star reviews have shown the cans being damaged/misshapen (and this WOULD be a serious fault, as the cans are useless if they cannot fit into the nitrosurge unit), but I'm glad to report that mine all arrived in good shape, and were well-packaged.Good drink at a price which is the same as the supermarkets. Definitely worth it if you like Guinness and have a nitro-surge unit.

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

One day delivery, I couldn’t get these in our local supermarkets. I can now pour an almost perfect Guinness in the house. And did I say they cost the same as in the shops, so win win, will buy from Amazon from now on…

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.

I’ve always been a fan of Guinness, so I was excited to try the Guinness Draught │ Nitrosurge │ Stout Beer with the new Nitrosurge feature. It definitely didn’t disappoint, but as with anything, there are a few things to consider. Here’s my breakdown after a few tries:Pros:Incredibly Smooth and Creamy: The Nitrosurge technology really lives up to the hype. The pour is smooth and creates that signature creamy head you expect from a Guinness. It has a velvety texture that makes it incredibly enjoyable, with that classic Guinness mouthfeel that’s hard to beat.Rich Flavor: The flavor is everything you want from a stout – rich, slightly roasty, and just the right amount of bitterness. It’s not overly heavy or too sweet, making it very drinkable whether you’re having it with a meal or just on its own. Perfect for anyone who loves a good stout.Perfectly Carbonated: The Nitrosurge technology gives the beer a perfect amount of carbonation. It’s not too fizzy but still provides that refreshing feel without overwhelming the palate. This makes it easy to sip and enjoy.Convenient for Home Use: If you don’t have access to a draft system but love the pub-quality pour, this is an excellent option. The can, combined with Nitrosurge, mimics the experience of pouring a pint from a tap, which is a nice touch for those who prefer to enjoy a Guinness at home.Cons:A Bit Expensive: The Guinness Draught with Nitrosurge does come at a premium price. While it’s a great beer, it’s definitely more expensive than standard canned beers. If you’re on a budget, it might not be your go-to choice for regular drinking.Nitrosurge Cans Are Limited: The Nitrosurge feature is great, but it’s only available in specific cans. This can be a bit annoying if you’re someone who wants to stock up on Guinness, as not every can in the store will have the Nitrosurge technology.Can Be Too Light for Some: While I enjoy the smoothness and balance, some stout lovers might find it a bit too light compared to other, more full-bodied stouts. It’s definitely a more accessible stout, but if you like something heavier, this might not fully satisfy you.Overall: The Guinness Draught │ Nitrosurge │ Stout Beer is a solid option for anyone looking for a smooth, creamy, and easy-to-drink stout. The Nitrosurge technology really enhances the experience, giving it that perfect pour and texture. While the price is a bit higher and the cans are limited, it’s definitely worth trying if you love Guinness or want to enjoy a draft-like stout at home.

My second 10 pack of nitrosurge and it's excellent, it requires the gizmo adapter at around £30 which is USB rechargeable. Great taste and creamy when doing the two stage pouring. Good creamy head which I managed to draw a harp, a bit sad I know

Great value

Perfect pint