Whether you are a Guinness devotee who already knows the exact tilt of the glass or a curious newcomer wondering why people ...

They were there to see the man known around the world as Prime Mutton. Jason Hackett, who goes by Prime Mutton online, is a ...

Brewed in Dublin since 1759, the stout is instantly recognisable ... as well as coins and passports. As Guinness had already trademarked the logo, the Irish State were required to 'flip' the ...

This famous dry stout, brewed in Dublin since 1759 ... where people have been dissecting and celebrating Guinness's logo like never before. One person wrote: "How am I just noticing that Guinness ...

Guinness has a competitor rising in the ranks (Picture: Metro) 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 ...

Fans of the Irish stout will immediately recognize some classic Guinness branding (Gilroy Toucan ... “This collaboration isn’t just a logo swap — it’s a storytelling opportunity that ...

To give you an idea, stout enthusiasts are downing over 10 ... So here's all you need to know about the Guinness logo that's been around for 163 years and counting. The history behind it extends ...

The Irish stout is sold in more than 150 countries ... Even though many of us are familiar with the Guinness logo, which has been around for 163 years, plenty are completely clueless about ...

Using a pint glass emblazoned with the Guinness logo, Carson explained that the first sip of the Irish stout needs to be big enough to make the beer and foam then line up to separate the G in ...

in which your first sip of the Irish stout is supposed to land the foam halfway through the glass’ Guinness logo. But the challenge took a messy turn when Bush Hager spilled Guinness all over ...