They even released a bottled Guinness in 1978, which required the use of an “initiator” device to manually add the nitrogen gas. Guinness got closer in 1989 by affixing a nitrogen-filled ...

As Americans on Monday celebrate another St. Patrick’s Day with parades and parties, it’s highly likely that Guinness consumption will see a spike. Arthur Guinness started brewing ales in ...

“Everyone is drinking Guinness,” he said. That was not the case in 2015, when he opened Hartley’s in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. Image ...

You don’t even have to close your eyes to imagine you’re drinking the same beer. Guinness 0 contains less than 0.5 percent alcohol by volume, and each 14.9 ounce can contains around 70 calories.

You’re drinking a can of Guinness. As you near the bottom, something rattles around inside the can. You look inside and see, to your surprise, what looks like a ping pong ball. Was it a factory ...

After years of drinking Guinness, many are only now realising what its famous harp logo really means, and why it faces the opposite way to Ireland's official emblem.

It’s no secret that the biggest beer-drinking day in the United States is St. Patrick’s Day, and Guinness — the dark Irish stout with 18th-century roots — is the drink of choice for many.

All about the Guinness drinking challenge. In celebration of Saint Patrick's Day, Irishmen are enjoying a pint of Guinness this March 17, and potentially participating in a viral drinking trend.

From health perks and culinary uses to its iconic pour and savvy marketing, Guinness deserves more credit than it gets. We'll now explain, like you don't know, why Guinness is massively underrated.

A Guinness ambassador from Ireland shared with Fox News Digital some of the Irish stout's connection with the United States — and which food selections pair best with it.