Guinness Extra Stout Beer – Realistic Handheld Drink with Animation | Copy/Transfer | Jubaerk Store

Some drinks aren’t just props—they’re part of your avatar’s attitude. The Guinness Extra Stout Beer by Jubaerk Store was built for avatars who like their realism poured thick and rich, just like a proper pint of Dublin’s finest. It’s more than a texture on a mesh—it’s a carefully designed, hand-held beer with lifelike drinking animations and a detailed build that makes it look fresh from the tap.

Made in collaboration with the talented creators of Jubaerk Store, this Guinness delivers the kind of presence you’d expect from a well-crafted Second Life drink: weighty, authentic, and full of life. It’s the perfect companion for any social moment—whether you’re relaxing in a pub setting, chilling after a DJ set, or roleplaying in a cozy Irish bar scene.

Let’s break it down. The Guinness Extra Stout Beer features smooth hand-hold animation, so when you wear it, your avatar naturally takes on a relaxed, realistic grip. It doesn’t look robotic or stiff—it feels like a casual, lived-in gesture. On top of that, there’s an integrated drinking animation, letting your avatar lift the glass to their lips for a smooth, natural sip. It’s the kind of small detail that changes the whole feel of a moment.

Visually, this one’s gorgeous. The deep, dark body of the stout beer is layered with a subtle gradient and authentic light reflections, while the frothy white head at the top looks freshly poured—thick, creamy, and slightly uneven, just like the real thing. The vintage Guinness Extra Stout Dublin label gives it an old-world charm that pairs beautifully with the modern realism of its texture. Whether you’re in a bright bar or a dimly lit music club, this glass reacts perfectly to the environment.

Every droplet, every subtle highlight on the glass, every ounce of depth in the texture was made to bring that “fresh from the brewery” effect. The foam sits on top like velvet, while the beer body below gleams with a dark brown-black tone that shifts slightly with the light. You can almost feel the chill through the screen.

Because it’s Copy/Transfer (No Mod), you get flexibility without the frustration. You can give one to a friend, use it as a group freebie, or hand them out at your events—all without losing your original copy. It’s also great for roleplay venues or bar setups in Second Life where you want realistic, ready-to-go drink items that anyone can enjoy.

The Guinness pairs effortlessly with the rest of your collection—whether you’ve already grabbed Jubaerk Store’s Michelob, Miller, or Caesar Cocktail. Each drink fits a different mood, but this one carries a quiet confidence. It’s perfect for avatars who prefer something darker and richer in both tone and style.

And here’s another bonus—it’s low-lag and optimized. Despite the realism, it’s built cleanly and efficiently, so it won’t slow down your sim or cause performance issues. It’s ideal for crowded places like pubs, clubs, and events where everyone’s already wearing attachments and scripts.

Use it however you like:

At the bar during your DJ set.

At a chill-out hangout with friends.

During a roleplay session in your virtual pub or Irish tavern.

In photos or machinima for that extra touch of authenticity.

This isn’t just a beer—it’s atmosphere. It adds realism to screenshots, helps create immersion during RP, and makes your avatar look that much more natural when socializing.

The Guinness Extra Stout Beer by Jubaerk Store embodies the blend of design precision and easy usability. You don’t need to adjust anything. Just wear, and your avatar’s already holding it like a pro. Add the drinking gesture, and it comes alive.

For creators, club owners, or collectors of realistic SL props, this piece checks all the boxes: detailed, versatile, social, and immersive. For players who care about subtle realism, this is one of those “small touches” that make a big difference.

So whether you’re enjoying a long night at your favorite club or relaxing on your home deck under pixel stars, raise a glass of this Guinness Extra Stout. Because in Second Life, details matter—and this one nails it.