This is what gives the stout that iconic silky texture in your mouth and distinctive creamy head resting above the dark beer. When you look closely at a Guinness while it's settling, the bubbles ...

Prior to 1759, when Arthur Guinness set about creating his own stout at a brewery in Dublin, imported English porter was most popular in the city. Stout "dominated" the British beer market until ...

The best stout brewed in the U.S. this year was announced earlier this month at The Great American Beer Festival competition ...

Guinness is perhaps the most recognizable beer to come out of Ireland. The dark color and creamy texture typical of stout beers are ... its signature brass harp logo right around that crucial ...

If you've heard of a baby Guinness shot, you'd be forgiven for thinking it contains the iconic Irish stout as one of its ...

At first glance, there’s nothing out of the ordinary about a pint of Guinness 0.0. The ... emerged as the non-alcoholic beer of the moment? Especially given the stout’s traditionally stuffy ...

Guinness is recalling cans of its non-alcoholic stout because of contamination fears, just two weeks after they were launched. The brewer described the recall as "precautionary", but said ...

James Stout used to be a bike racer, and after a career that saw him achieve mediocre results and have excellent adventures in Asia, Europe, and the Americas, he obtained a doctorate degree in ...

The real star of the show, though, is the Guinness stout beer. Dark, full-bodied, and slightly bitter, Guinness adds layers of smoke, maple, and roasted malt to the turkey. Adding this beer to ...

The iconic Guinness pint is one of the more recognizable images in the beer industry. Then covid hit and scuttled all their carefully laid out plans, including the game's postponement. As a brand ...

Until then, traces of isinglass may be in every pint of Guinness stout. Isinglass is made from ... any particles and yeast cells floating in a beer, congeals into a jelly-like mass, and sinks ...