Reasons why Guinness is the most underrated beer From health perks and culinary uses to its iconic pour and savvy marketing, Guinness deserves more credit than it gets.

The crowd — mostly men in their 20s and 30s — milled about, exchanging side glances and all drinking the same black beverage: a Guinness stout.

Guinness is Ireland's most famous export and a proud symbol of Irish heritage recognised all over the world. And it's also the UK's best-selling beer. Brewed in Dublin since 1759, the stout is ...

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.

There’s a beer on the block that could be about to steal Guinness’s stout crown. While the joy of ‘splitting the G’ has helped the Irish beer to dominate since it was created in 1868, it ...

If you're a golfer who also enjoys a pint of Irish stout, check out a red-hot collab you're sure to love: Guinness x Sunday Swagger.

Each year, approximately 1.8 billion pints of Guinness are consumed globally. To give you an idea, stout enthusiasts are downing over 10 million glasses of the black brew daily. Despite many of us ...

The Guinness logo is recognisable to more than 150 countries in the world – but have you ever stopped to think about the famous emblem's history and true meaning?