The Seven Day Beer Challenge #1: Guinness

Firstly, let me thank @mobbs for nominating me to join @trumpman's challenge-the seven day beer challenge. I hope it ends up being nice as I happen not to be a beer drinker.

Today, I am writing about Guiness, an Irish stout that originated from Dublin, Ireland. It is one of the most common and highly rated beer in Nigeria but it so happened that I don't like beer naturally and so I haven't had a reason to taste it until now. Don't get me wrong, I didn't say that I don't drink alcoholic drinks, I just prefer wine to beer.

Review

Before I do a review, let me have a taste of the beer to know how it is. The Guinness is a dry stout or beer manufactured by the Diageo beverages company, Ireand. The beer was originally introduced in the year 1759, that should be about 259 years ago I think. The beer is deep brown in colour with a tangy flavour which I think makes it bitter like a herb, I almost puked because I just ate at the time of drinking the beer. I just hope others don't end up being like this and I also hope I don't have to battle with an inflated stomach after, lol. Let's get back to the review or what was it I was saying before?? The Guinness has a burnt flavour gotten from the "roasted barley and roasted unmalted barley." This is my first beer drink and it wasn't sweet as I anticipated because I've always heard that more sugar than in coca cola is used in the production of beer so, I was disappointed. I hope to get a better brand tomorrow or at least a beer with a sweet taste if there's one😞.

Today I nominate @illuminatus to join this contest. He is someone like myself, he doesn't drink beer. At least, I won't feel awkward now