It matters where you grab a pint of Guinness. Boston.com wants to know where Greater Boston drinkers go to drink this stout.

Guinness drinkers have claimed the stout tastes better in its country of origin as an Irish landlord explains the reasoning.

Diageo, which also owns Johnnie Walker whisky and Gordon’s gin, said Guinness sales have seen ‘extraordinary’ growth in ...

In a blow to loyal fans of the black stuff, the price for a pint of favourites Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks and Hophouse 13 at ...

A new Dublin stout was launched today in hopes of providing a cheaper alternative to Guinness as the price of pints has been ...

THE reason why Guinness tastes better in Ireland than in UK pubs has been revealed by a top landlord. Oisín Rogers, who heads ...

DIAGEO has vowed to ramp up production of Guinness in Ireland after demand in the UK outstripped even the busiest St ...

A NEW Dublin-made stout has hit the market today – on the same day Guinness bosses raised their prices by six cent per pint.

Around one in ten pints sold in Great Britain is now a Guinness, with its parent company hailing brand-building, its Premier ...

Changing Times Brewery in Dublin have released a stout to rival Guinness.