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A nitro-poured Irish dry stout at 4.3% ABV, brewed in Co. Carlow with five locally-sourced malt and wheat varieties. Delivers roast coffee, liquorice, dark chocolate, and creamy espresso on the palate — the closest craft equivalent to Guinness Draught. If Guinness Draught is your benchmark, this is the most faithful craft alternative you'll find. It's Irish, it's nitro-dispensed for that same silky, cascading mouthfeel, and it leans on a similar dry roast character with bitter hops underneath. The flavour build is near-identical in structure to what you love about Guinness — roasted grain bitterness, creamy texture, and a long dry finish — but O'Hara's turns up the complexity dial with espresso and caramel dark chocolate notes that make it feel distinctly craft.

A classic dry stout from Aberdeen's Fierce Beer, packed with dark chocolate, roasted malt, fresh coffee, and dark fruit. A sessionable craft stout with serious depth. You get the same dark, roasty profile that draws people to Guinness, but from a modern Scottish craft brewery with a bolder flavour statement. The dark chocolate and fresh coffee notes mirror the familiar Guinness bitterness, while the dark fruit adds a dimension you won't find in the original. Fierce Beer are known for pushing flavour boundaries while keeping things drinkable — Noir is their flagship dark beer and represents the craft stout style at its most accessible and expressive. Perfect if you want a step up in character from Guinness without straying into heavy imperial stout territory.

A bold breakfast stout at 6.5% ABV from Berkshire's Siren Craft Brew, brewed with oats, coffee, and chocolate for an intensely rich and full-bodied dark beer. Notes of cold brew coffee, bittersweet chocolate, and smooth oat creaminess. This is your wildcard — still firmly in the same dark, roasted taste world as Guinness Draught, but with the volume turned right up. The oat body gives you that same velvet creaminess you expect from a nitro stout, only Broken Dream wraps it around a punchy coffee and dark chocolate core that earns its 'breakfast' name. If you enjoy the roast and bitter finish of a Guinness but have always wanted more intensity and craft character from a dark beer, Siren's Broken Dream is the natural next step. It's a unanimous crowd-pleaser that sits at the sweeter, richer end of the stout spectrum — a genuine discovery.