Does white Guinness exist?

Question

My mates went to Dublin a few months ago and said that they had a pint of white Guinness. I have tried to find it since but I am having no luck. Does it really exist or are they winding me up?

Answer 1

White Guinness is called Breo, it was brought out a few years ago, but it didn't really catch on. I think they have stopped making it completely.

Answer 2

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Does white Guinness exist?
My mates went to Dublin a few months ago and said that they had a pint of white Guinness. I have tried to find it since but I am having no luck. Does it really exist or are they winding me up?

Answer 3

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Answer 5

Guinness i3Stout beer is beer stout is stout the only thing white is the froth on the top or your froth mustache. They may have seen a yeasty new something but Guinness is Guinness isguiness black,choco,mochalovely equired taste but wasnt 4 me. ****this im drinking one now when you our it like a 'tard the foam-froth fills the glass for awhile looking white either these laddy boyo's were wee or selling Wolf tickets was what they was dune. Guinness would never go white maybe pre-bottled half/half. or a black tan but no Belgian yeasty beer and that's the only white beers like hoegaarden4pk 4 7.$ gut-en lol world and they shouldn't be telltale's on ye like that. unless the went to the factory and drank some prototype. but I live in the emerald isle i fancy Ode be savvy all of them must of had a bad time to want to use that as a tale. heres where i wont call them wee lil insert worst girl name in america here its wimpy wankers telling bollacks 2 yuh. bye deary

Answer 6

I just got back from Galway and yes, they are test marketing a white Guinness. It's being made from a special genetically engineered barley from Archer Daniels Midland. This particular strain of barley is pest and mildew resistant, and has the odd property of turning white when it's roasted.

Answer 7

never seen white Guinness, so they may have been winding you up...but Guinness will be trialing red Guinness in the UK soon....it is made with a lighter barley which gives the Guinness a very dark red colour when you hold it up to the light.

Answer 8

Guinness is just a brand name and they produce more than just dark stout. If there is such a thing as "white" stout, I stand to be educated. More likely it is pint of foam they got served.
Otherwise, Guinness does produce ale and lagers under labels such as Harp and some other names.

Answer 9

been in pub game for years never heard of white guinness

Answer 10

no but they are bringing out a red Guinness