Guinness is easily the most popular Irish stout on the market, but it doesn't exist in a vacuum. Here are five other stouts ...

Guinness Extra. A 5.5% ABV beer, this bottled beer is based on a porter recipe first brewed in 1821. Guinness was started as a porter brewery as porter was the first industrially made beer ...

Many stouts, especially a beer like Guinness Draught Stout, can actually quite low in alcohol (Draught is 4.2% ABV, for instance) and lower than you might think in terms of caloric content.

Guinness Draught (4.2% ABV) Guinness, an Irish Dry Stout, is a fantastic example to disprove a common misconception, that dark beers are higher in alcohol. Malt has nothing to do with alcohol content.

Inspired by Guinness. Bermondsey-based Anspach & Hobday offers a porter called London Black at 4.4% ABV. Executive chairman and co-founder Jack Hobday gives Guinness credit as a “great brand built ...

And Guinness is only 4.2% ABV, comparable to a light beer like Michelob Ultra. “All of our bars are outselling what we did last year,” McGarry said. The Dead ...

And Guinness is only 4.2% ABV, comparable to a light beer like Michelob Ultra. “All of our bars are outselling what we did last year,” McGarry said. The Dead ...