Guinness Stock Ale
Even if you aren't a craft beer nerd, chances are you've heard of Guinness. Arthur Guinness founded the Ireland-based brewery in 1759. The actual name is th...
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Guinness Files Label for 200th Anniversary Export Stout
To commemorate its 200th year of serving beer in the United States, Guinness is releasing an export stout to celebrate.According to a label filed with the A...
Diageo Announces New Guinness Brewery In Maryland
A new Guinness brewery is being planned for Maryland to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the beer being imported into the U.S. for the first time.The ne...
Guinness The 1759
Billed as a "beer of distinction," The 1759 from Guinness was introduced late last year as the first offering in the brewery's Signature Series. Said to be brewed with rare and highly sought-after ingredients, this new line of "limited edition luxury beers" is intended to bring "a new level of elegance and artistry to the beer category." That's all well and good, but the ultimate test of this beer is whether or not it's worthy of the eye-popping MSRP of $34.99.
