Happy birthday Guinness! The Black Stuff at 250. The famous stout made its debut in 1759, and has left its mark in the worlds of advertising, the arts and the gossip columns. Andrew Johnson drinks

Guinness fertilises Christmas trees as lockdown black stuff recycled. Hundreds of thousands of unused kegs of Guinness have been repurposed to fertilise Christmas trees during the coronavirus

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It takes bold brewers to brew bold beers. Brewers prepared to go to lengths that others wouldn’t to perfect their craft. Discover Guinness® beer Made of More™.

The man who founded the Guinness brewing company, Arthur Guinness, even has a day dedicated to him in Ireland, which was celebrated around the world for the company’s 250 th anniversary in 2009. We decided to delve deeper into the pint glass to find out the story behind the drink, and why it’ so famous around the world. A brief history of

The Guinness is the real deal, too, and with a heritage – the pub claims to be place was the first place outside of Ireland to sell the stuff. Squeeze yourself in, it’s worth it. 66 Fleet St

Taking a Guinness Brewery Tour is one of the most popular things to do in Dublin. When visiting the Irish capital, you just have to sample some of the country’s most famous beverage – Guinness. There really is no place better to try a pint of this well-loved beer than at the original source.