If you've never tasted the fully imported Guinness then you'd think it's alright. Try the real deal import from Dublin and it's like day and night, way more creamy and taste.

I have been a Guinness drinker for nearly 20 years now. Been to Dublin many times and will agree you will never get a pint to taste as good anywhere else. That being said I don't believe that Guinness travels well for whatever reason. I used to drink the imported cans from Dublin and was always slightly disappointed by the flavour. Whilst the Guinness brewed in Australia is in no way as good as good as the Guinness in Dublin. I do think that I would much prefer Australian Guinness that hasn't had to travel as far. I'll also add that the brew wart is shipped over from Ireland and the rest of the process is done in Australia so it's not like it is made from scratch over here Happy pints!

Lion Nathan very quietly stopped importing Guinness cans from Dublin and brewing it here in larger 470ml cans, so they would not have to drop the price. Very deceptive marketing for what is a definitely sub standard product that has no resemblance to the Dublin brewed cans. Watery, weak and flavourless are the only ways to describe this rubbish. Never again.

My preferred beverage to take home. Beats the rest hands down and I will be getting another case soon.

Brought a 6 pack yesterday for the first time in ages. It seemed to pour OK, but the taste is virtually non-existent and watery. Another case of Brewed in Australia Under Licence failure. How could an Irishman taste this and allow it to be sold as Guinness? The last 4 will be going down the sink while I try to source some Dublin brewed originals.

Absolutely smooth and creamy. Amazing taste. Forever favorite.