Company Info > Co-op History About CHELCO Co-op History Key Personnel Service Area CHELCO Offices Co-op Principles Annual Meeting Getting electricity a challenge sixty years ago Article featured in the January/February 2000 Issue of the CHELCO News All you have to do is flip a switch, and electric...
In fact, Guinness doesnât even have a high alcohol content. Itâs the same as Bud Light, at 4.20%. Styles range from being dry and very alcoholic to hoppy with a low ABV. What really differentiates a stout from other beers styles is its standout, roasted flavor. This flavor comes from roasted barley, which is made by highly kilning barley grain that has not been malted.
The deep color and caramelized flavor that are characteristic of Guinness come from barley that has been roasted but not malted. The thick, creamy head that Guinness is well known for is achieved by mixing the beer with nitrogen, which creates smaller bubbles and thus a thicker head.uinness as an Ingredient. Guinness has come to represent Irish culture and cuisine and is therefore used to infuse an Irish feel into many culinary creations. In addition to being used as a cultural prop ingredient, Guinness lends a unique, rich, caramelized flavor when added to food.