Top 10 Guinness Cocktails You Need to Try

Guinness Punch combines this popular beer with several sweet and floral ingredients like vanilla extract and ground nutmeg, which give it a lovely aroma and flavor.

The mix of Guinness and condensed milk make this cocktail not too sweet but refreshing and delicious, perfect for an afternoon sip.

One of the most popular Guinness cocktails is the infamous Irish Car Bomb. An Irish Car Bomb consists of just three ingredients: Irish whiskey, Irish cream, and, of course, Guinness!

It seems simple, but the trick to making a perfect Irish car bomb and getting the best visual result is slowly pouring the cream on the whiskey before dropping the combined shot into the pint of beer.

Mixing sparkling wine or champagne in cocktails is nothing new, but people usually don't think to do it with a stout.

However, a Black Velvet cocktail is just that - champagne and Guinness combined in one glass. This drink is ideal for when you're celebrating a special event but still craving the taste of a good old stout.

If you love coconut flavors in your cocktails as much as I do, you'll love the Guinness Whiskey Cocktail.

It combines beer, Irish whiskey, and cream of coconut for a decadent finish. This particular recipe calls for angostura bitter and cinnamon syrup for extra warmth and sweetness, making it perfect for a holiday event.

The Black Fog is a simple cocktail that incorporates just two elements: Guinness and raspberry liqueur.

This cocktail goes swimmingly with raspberry desserts, such as a raspberry cheesecake. And, like all Guinness cocktails, you can pair it with any chocolate dessert you choose. It's a good choice for parties and events since it's easy to make!

This float has all the sweetness of a classic root beer float but with an adult twist, thanks to Guinness.

A Guinness Float is made with scoops of vanilla ice cream atop a half-pint glass of Guinness. It's best served with chocolate sauce or whipped cream for extra decadence.

You might assume this unique twist on the classic Bloody Mary calls for Guinness instead of vodka. But it calls for Guinness and vodka, creating a combination of boozy and savory flavors.

This cocktail also features Worcestershire sauce, horseradish, hot pepper sauce, and other classic elements to create an ideal Bloody Mary with a bit more fizz and pizzazz.

Black Magic is a well-loved drink, especially on St. Patrick's Day.

It's a little more involved than some of the other Guinness cocktails on this list, as it incorporates bourbon for oaky notes and extra booziness, lime juice for a citrusy touch, and blackberries for a tart finish.

It's not complicated, but because it takes a bit more time to make, it's popular for special events and holidays.

White Russian gets its name from the dairy, but Guinness Black Russian is made with dark beer instead.

The combination of vodka, Guinness, and coffee liqueur makes for a creamy, boozy beverage best enjoyed after dinner or as a nightcap.

You can't go wrong with putting Baileys in a cocktail, and a Guinness Milkshake is no exception.

A Guinness and Baileys Milkshake is ideal for warm summer days when you want something sweet but still creamy and delectable.