How Guinness 0 compares to drinking the original
For a long time now, savvy drinkers have known that a pint of Guinness, poured properly and served in the right setting, is a ...
At Philly’s Irish pubs, Guinness is ‘not your old man’s drink anymore’
"It's everybody's," said Center City bar owner Fergie Carey. As more young people try "splitting the G," a social-media trend ...
Diageo and Heineken go head to head as Guinness shortage gives 600% boost to rival stout Murphy’s
These outstanding sales figures go to show demand for stout among U.K. pub-goers is in no way slowing down," a Murphy's ...
I tested stouts as Guinness shortage starts to bite… winner was complex, creamy pint from brewery linked to sport star
THESE are dark times for Guinness drinkers as pubs up and down the country run dry – due to a viral TikTok trend. “Splitting ...
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Why do bubbles in Guinness go down instead of up?
The real reason why bubbles in a pint of Guinness go down instead of up. The bubbles in a stormy pint of stout actually go down instead of rising! Science has finally figured out just why Guinness ...
Tommy Fury's confessions on getting 'blackout drunk' and 'smashing Guinness'
Love Island's Tommy Fury opened up about his drinking problems in a new interview. The star opened up about the real reason ...
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I blind taste tested Guinness against its rival and one thing stood out
The surge in popularity meant that UK bars and pubs faced a worrying shortage of Guinness barrels in the run up to Christmas, with some venues rationing the drink to get by. Amid that Guinness ...
Brits ‘ripped off’ with alcohol-free beers costing MORE than pints – as reason they should be cheaper is revealed
BRITS are being “ripped-off” by alcohol-free beers that cost more than normal pints, even though they should be cheaper. The thirst for low-booze options is growing year-on-year in the ...
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Diageo and Heineken go head to head as Guinness shortage gives 600% boost to rival stout Murphy’s
Guinness is the market leader in Irish stout, holding a sizable 80% market share. It’s also become wildly popular across the Atlantic, where Gen Z has been chasing the drink once considered niche.