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

Guinness surges in popularity among Gen Z and women - how to pour perfect pint Gone are the days of Guinness being silently downed by pot-bellied old men in pubs; now it’s younger people who are ...

Thirty years ago, when Mr. Carey first opened the pub, he poured Guinness into 16-ounce American pint glasses, which any Irishman will tell you is a mistake. Most of his customers didn’t care.

This St. Patrick’s Day, some Gen Zers are swapping Guinness for espresso martinis—poured into pint glasses to keep up appearances.

A Guinness-branded glass is a must, and this needs to be tilted at a 45 degree angle. When pouring, bar staff are advised to aim the tap at the harp logo on the glass and pour until the glass is ...

A Guinness-branded glass is a must, and this needs to be tilted at a 45 degree angle. When pouring, bar staff are advised to aim the tap at the harp logo on the glass and pour until the glass is ...

Asked about their Guinness-pouring skills, another reader said: “Really good Guinness, clean branded glass and it's constantly flowing.” Another simply added: “Best Guinness.” The Station ...

Once the can's tab is cracked open, nitrogen bubbles are released, resulting in that frothy, foamy head a pint of Guinness is known for. In Ireland, bars even offer single can micro draught taps ...

St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, and to kickstart our local celebrations the Liverpool ECHO is searching for the best pint of Guinness in the city. Taking place on Monday, March 17, the ...