So it's not surprising to find Guinness available on tap at multiple bars and pubs nationwide. But did you know there's a particular way to pour the iconic beer that differs from your normal ...

But can this creamy, rich and filling beer ... barley. Guinness cans, containing a widget to control the pour, also have some nitrogen. Guinness is also dispensed through a special tap that ...

There will be a defined line between the off-white head of the beer and the dark Guinness. It’s here where pourers like Reitz add a bit of pizzazz, moving the glass under the tap during the ...

It's making your beer taste like it was just poured fresh from the tap. How the Guinness widget works A widget is a hollow, spherical piece of food-grade plastic with a tiny hole in it ...

When I was in Ireland back in June, I noticed a tap ... Guinness 0 is definitely worthwhile. Then again, regular Guinness is only 4.2%, but if you must – or want to – avoid alcohol, this beer ...

Guinness, the beer of Irish pubs and Irish men ... so much of the quality relies on the tedious pour from the keg’s tap. The recent uptick is partly the result of people missing a drinking ...