EVER wondered why pint glasses have a curved bump on the top of them as your enjoying a cold one? Well, it turns out it's not just for looks, the bump is there for a very good reason, and has been ...

She explained that the bump feature was actually patented way back in 1913 and transformed the standard pint glass into something called the No-nic Pint. The bump isn't just there to look pretty ...

Indulge in the gorgeous décor and grab a refreshing pint of Guinness, Kilkenny or Magners for just $9. Or if that doesn’t tickle your fancy, $7 house spirits, glasses of house wine and sparkling. When ...

The tradition of making pint glasses to have a bulge near the rim is decades old, but people are only just realising the reason behind it. While the average British person drinks roughly 124 pints ...

The 15 sec film was created by Tactyc Studio, which crafted a delicious foil world that unravels from the Magners bottle: trees grow, apples fall and toasting pint glasses. Says Chris Rowson, head of ...

No matter what you choose to drink in the pub, most pints will share something similar - the markings on the glass. Most pint glasses in the UK display several markings that each have their own ...

We all love a pint of Guinness on St. Patrick’s Day ... You’ll get no argument here (on March 17 or any other day), but I’ve recently been drawn to a frosty glass of Magners Irish cider. The ‘other’ ...

A tradition that has reached cult-level status with the sale of limited edition pint glasses, Colorado Pint Day is presented annually by the Colorado Brewers Guild (CBG), a nonprofit trade ...

Magners Irish Cider is available in the US ... Today, the process of grove to pint glass begins in early October with "The Crush" when the Irish apples are gathered. Unlike most brands which ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. DENVER (KDVR) — The pint glass design date for Colorado Pint Day 2025 has been announced. The design for the 2025 ...