Guinness Draught 0.0 Stout – the iconic Irish taste, without the alcohol

For lovers of the black gold who consciously choose alcohol-free, there’s Guinness Draught 0.0 Stout. It took the brewers at St. James’s Gate in Dublin years to find the perfect formula, but the result is impressive: a full-bodied stout that’s every bit as good as the original. With the same dark color, velvety texture, and famous creamy head, Guinness proves that you don’t need a drop of alcohol for an authentic Irish experience.

Details

• The can contains a widget (a small ball filled with nitrogen)
• Vegan friendly*
• Low in calories**

* not vegan certified, however, no animal products are used in the brewing process.** contains 16 calories per 100ml, so 70 calories per 440ml can. That's about half compared to a normal Guinness.

Ingredients

Water, malt, barley, roasted barley, fructose, hops and natural flavourings

Allergy information

Contains gluten

About the brewer

Ever since Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease for the brewery at St. James’s Gate in 1759, the brand has been inextricably linked to Irish culture. The water used comes from the pure springs of the Wicklow Mountains, which contributes to the beer’s unique character.

Guinness is known worldwide for its innovative spirit. From the invention of the nitrogen widget to the launch of the 0.0 variant in 2020, they continue to push the boundaries of the beer world. With Guinness 0.0, they bring that centuries-old tradition into the modern era, so that everyone can enjoy a perfect “Pint of Plain” at any time. If you’d like to read more about Guinness and its history, click here.