Do jamaicans drink Guinness?

So, yes, the Guinness company is now prevalent in Jamaica. The second piece of this answer, however, is trickier to explain. The Irish beer known as Guinness that we've all come to love (in its most popular form) is called Guinness Extra Stout (without the word foreign.)



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