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The Enduring Obsession With the Two-Part Guinness Pour

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Long-time Guinness ambassador Ryan Wagner estimates that 90 percent of American bartenders know that if a customer orders a pint of Guinness Draught Stout, there’s something different they have to do. Allow it to settle for 86 seconds then top it off, yielding the perfect pint of dry Irish stout in, oh, I don’t know, 119.5

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MEETING EVOLVING CONSUMER TRENDS PRESENTS OPPORTUNITY TO DOUBLE GROWTH OF BEER

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The new Heineken Beer Report 2025: Doubling Growth in the Beer Market shows a category that continues to outpace the wider drinks market, growing faster than cider, wine, spirits and soft drinks in the UK On-Trade and, with a year-on-year value growth of 3%, beer is now worth £13.8 billion to pubs, bars and restaurants [1].

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10 Guinness Cocktails to Upgrade Your St. Patrick’s Day

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The “perfect” two-part pou r is argued and obsessed over by stout enthusiasts worldwide, and for many, Guinness is the only beer they care to drink. Patrick’s day, we say it’s time to bend the rules and explore how Guinness cocktails can turn another stout-soaked afternoon chasing down a parade into a full-fledged soirée. But this St.

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The Birthplaces of Every Popular Style of Beer [MAP]

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That was until 1986 when Lothar Goldhahn found an old gosenschenke, reopened the pub, and brought gose back to life. Stout London, England While stout might today be considered its own category of beer (with numerous sub-styles), the style actually originated as a version of the porter. By 1966, the style was extinct.

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The Real-Life Beer Brewed For On-Screen Enjoyment in ‘The Lord of the Rings’

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Legolas and the Elves sip on Miruvor (a fictional cordial) along with mead and various other wines, the massive tree-like Ents most prefer the revitalizing Ent-draught, and then, of course, there’s beer and ale. Intoxicating beverages abound throughout J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth.

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The World’s Top 10 Beer Destinations for 2024

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And while Argentina may be better known for wine, the country has a craft beer scene that’s blossomed impressively over the past two decades. To date, the brewery has put forth creations such as Bonk City, a double IPA made with Columbus Cryo hops, and Biggie Jumbo, a double stout with rich chocolate notes. Need a break from beer?

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The VinePair Podcast: Do Wineries Also Need to Be Restaurants?

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They need to sell a lifestyle, not just wine. The classic ideal of a Napa Valley vacation being rapid winery hopping from start to finish is perhaps not what wine tourists are really looking for these days. Tune in for more. Adam is reading: Why Are Kalamatas the Black Sheep of Martini Olives? appeared first on VinePair.

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