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For a long time now, savvy drinkers have known that a pint of Guinness, poured properly and served in the right setting, is a top-tier drinking experience.

It matters where you grab a pint of Guinness. Boston.com wants to know where Greater Boston drinkers go to drink this stout.

Diageo’s share price retreated in London as the drinks’ giant denied market speculation swirling around Moët Hennessy and ...

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The Year of the Snake doesn’t begin until Jan. 29, but Guinness Open Gate’s Lunar New Year-themed beer will debut Friday. With Midnight Harmony, a 4.8% alcohol-by-volume black rice lager with ...

Before we continue, I must declare that I love Guinness and it is far and away my favourite beer. I believe the thick, creamy head followed by deep, indulgent malty notes of coffee and chocolate ...

However, beer trends may be shifting. Sales of Guinness, probably the world’s ... have a dark black appearance and malty, roasty, coffee- or chocolate-like first taste with an aftertaste that ...

Diageo said it was pursuing an "asset-light" beer operating model that could adapt to local conditions. The company denied reports last week that it was looking to sell the Guinness brand.