Burts - Guinness Potato Chips ( Guinness flavored chips)
Burts - Guinness Potato Chips ( Guinness flavored chips)

Burts - Guinness Potato Chips (Guinness-flavoured crisps)

Thick and crispy chips by Burts, cooked in small batches and flavoured with the taste of Guinness : malt, roasted notes and a hint of bitterness.

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Heritage

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1999
Kingsbridge Devon, United Kingdom

The Duke recommends

“Serve them with a very cold stout and a few cubes of mature cheddar: the malty notes stand out even more.”

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“The taste of a pint of stout, good enough to bite into.”

Irish stout, in a crispy version

Burts, a small manufacturer in Devon, bakes its crisps in small batches, giving them a thick texture and a satisfying crunch not found in thin, mass-produced chips. This edition echoes the profile of Guinness : a malty, almost roasted note, followed by a slight bitterness reminiscent of the creamy head of a stout poured on tap. The salt is subtle, allowing the aroma to shine.

A pub snack, at home

In the UK, a bag of crisps next to a pint is part of the pub ritual, just like darts or Tuesday night quizzes. These crisps are the most unapologetic version of that tradition. At Candy Dukes, they're best enjoyed on a Six Nations match night or alongside a platter of aged cheddar and pickles.

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