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Guinness raids its Irish reserves to ease UK shortages amid gen Z demand

Diageo also reportedly puts shipments for North America on standby for potential diversion to keep up with thirst

The Guardian - UK

Giant cats, Madonna wigs, pints of Guinness: seven objects that tell the story of fashion in 2024

These objects tell an unconventional story of style in 2024, a year when the ephemera that populated designers’ universes was as intriguing as the collections themselves

Wallpaper

Holyhead port closure to disrupt Christmas travel across Irish Sea

Impact of Storm Darragh has shut route between Wales and Ireland, with up to 150,000 passengers affected

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Crying about Guinness? Have a Murphy's — alternative stouts and where to find them

Drinking stout is not always black and white. Here are the options in London

Evening Standard

Irish drinkers on British shortages: ‘Guinness must keep flowing here’

‘It’s trendy now to appreciate the Irish things,’ one Guinness drinker in Dublin said.

The Independent UK

Why are pubs running out of Guinness? It's complicated — but here are the places with plenty left

Guinness claims to be limiting British supply, and a few pubs are said to have “run out” — but not all. Here’s where to go for a pint of the black stuff

Evening Standard

Think you really know Guinness? Ask for a pint of semi-skimmed

In among all the nonsense surrounding pints of the black stuff, having a “skimmed” or “semi-skimmed” pint is the latest order

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Pubs introduce Guinness Ration Cards as stocks run dry

UK hit with nationwide shortage of the stout days before Christmas

The Independent UK

Black Day? Guinness Runs Dry In UK Pubs Amid Online Craze

At her London pub, landlady Kate Davidson has taken to issuing Guinness ration cards, but still the beer has run out amid a UK shortage of Ireland's national drink.

International Business Times

‘They keep each other young’: couple aged 102 and 100 set record for oldest newlyweds

Marjorie Fiterman and Bernie Littman met at Philadelphia nursing home after both of their longtime spouses died

The Guardian - US

Diageo once owned Burger King and Häagen-Dazs. It sold them to run a drinks empire made of Guinness, Baileys, and 11 other billionaire brands

The London-headquartered company we know today is just 27 years old. But its most iconic brands have been household names since well before that.

Fortune

Guinness Rival Starts Waiting List After Sales Surge

A craft brewery that's a rival to Guinness watched it sales increase by 110% in the United Kingdom.

International Business Times

Guinness rations supply to British pubs as popularity soars with gen Z

Brand’s owner, Diageo, facing pressures as newfound appreciation for drink creates extraordinary demand

The Guardian - UK

Diageo is capping U.K. Guinness supply because it's too popular

Guinness sales have defied the beer market, thanks to its huge popularity among new demographics and on social media. But the stout's supply can't keep up.

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The Independent UK

Surge in Guinness demand as pubs clamber for kegs ahead of Christmas

Diageo, the multinational drinks firm that owns Guinness said it had seen “exceptional consumer demand” over the past month

Latin Times

Grandma Dislocates Shoulder, Quickly Pops It Back In While Setting New World Record for Most Pushups

Canadian grandmother broke a Guinness World Record by completing 1,575 pushups in one hour, despite her shoulder dislocating.

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Arsenal greats Ray Parlour and Paul Merson join Jules Breach for FourFourTwo's 30th anniversary event in London

It's three decades since FFT began in 1994, so we had a special evening to celebrate, hosted by Classic Football Shirts, with drinks sponsored by Guinness

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‘It’s a pretty obscure, strange thing to do’: five Guinness World Record holders on their moment of glory, and life thereafter

To be crowned the world’s best at something – from lowest roller skate limbo to longest under-ice free dive – is a huge achievement. What happens next?

Wallpaper

Out of office: what the Wallpaper editors have been doing this week

A week of jetsetting has seen the editors in Tokyo, Milan, Vienna, Miami, New York and drinking Guinness with Jonathan Anderson in London

The Guardian - US

Texas woman sets record for donating more than 2,000 liters of breastmilk

Alyse Ogletree has helped nourish hundreds of thousands of babies as a means of giving to charity

The Independent UK

Zero craic? How Guinness 0.0 went from canned curiosity to British pub staple

Guinness 0.0 has quickly become the non-alcoholic beer of choice, with sales doubling year on year. Once reserved for cans, it’s now pouring from taps in London pubs – but at over £6 a pint, is it worth the hype? Hannah Twiggs explores the rise of Guinness’s zero-alcohol incarnation and…

The Conversation

Africa is the world’s largest market for Guinness beer – how its ad campaigns exploit men

Africa is the world’s largest market for Guinness beer (and Nigeria is second only to Britain for the most consumers in one country). The Irish brand’s success on the continent is regarded as a trailblazing business model. And that has a lot to do with their advertising campaigns over the…

The Guardian - UK

Ham hock, Guinness bread, grilled mackerel: recipes from the Cafe Cecilia cookbook

Dishes from the acclaimed London restaurant including its famous deep fried bread and butter pudding. Plus chef Max Rocha on the pressures of sudden success

The Guardian - US

‘I feared for my life’: record-setting US traveler says he was held as possible spy

Indy Nelson set a record for most airlines flown and said he was detained by Iran, Russia, Libya and Papua New Guinea

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