If you’re looking for a tasty low-calorie light beer, one of the best options is also the most overlooked: Guinness Draught. The idea that this Irish dry stout is thick and heavy is one of beer’s ...

A new Guinness cookbook marries the iconic stout with beef, cheese and, yes, chocolate. Use freshly opened beer at room temperature. Pour it into a glass, letting it rest a few minutes before you ...

Let’s be honest, Guinness is the Irish beer that reigns supreme in most of our minds. That’s fair, it’s an absolute juggernaut in the beer world. But there’s so much more beer to drink on the Emerald ...

On paper, the idea of a coffee-infused version of Guinness Draught Stout seems like the most obvious slam dunk imaginable. Guinness is, after all, the most widely consumed stout in the world, and ...

Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Aside from domestic macro-brews like Bud Light, Miller Light and the rest, there may ...

October 16th, 1817 marks the first time Guinness was sent to the United States. The beer, which happened to be a porter back in 1817, was sent from Dublin to South Carolina in eight barrels. “Two ...

Among the most popular kinds of stouts are dry Irish stout, milk stout, oatmeal stout, oyster stout, pastry stout, coffee stout, imperial stout and barrel-aged stout. Dry Irish stouts are one of the ...

The brewery at St. James Gate, Dublin, has been producing dark ales, variously called stout or porter, since 1759. Their best-known beer, the ubiquitous Guinness Draught, is only one of a range of ...

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This year Ireland and United States celebrate the 200th anniversary of Guinness in America. Since the first eight casks of porter arrived in October 1817, Guinness and America have cultivated quite ...

Claiming that Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is a new offering from the esteemed Irish beer brand is technically inaccurate. The reality is it was brewed for more than two centuries and dates back to ...