What Percent is Guinness? Decoding the ABV of Your Favorite Stout
Most people assume Guinness, with its famously dark color and rich body, is a high-alcohol beer. The common misconception is that its intensity means…
Where is Murphy’s From? Unpacking the Irish Stout’s Cork Roots
If you’ve ever poured a pint of Murphy’s Irish Stout and wondered about its roots, the answer is clear: Murphy’s is from Cork, Ireland.…
When Did Guinness Start Using Nitrogen? The Dates Behind the Creamy Head
You’ve probably just cracked open a can of Guinness, watched the mesmerizing surge, and wondered: when did they start doing that? Or perhaps you’re…
Where Is Guinness Made? The Global Truth Behind Ireland’s Iconic Stout
You’re probably wondering if every pint of Guinness you drink genuinely travels all the way from Ireland. The straightforward answer is: not always. While…
Understanding Guinness Beer Percent: It’s Lighter Than You Think
Guinness Beer Percent: Lighter Than You Think Many assume Guinness is a heavy hitter in the alcohol department, a stout so rich and dark…
The Beer Cheat Sheet for People Who Just Want One Good Pint
The craft beer revolution, for all its glorious innovation, has inadvertently created a new problem for the casual drinker: decision fatigue. Sometimes, you just…
What Percent Are Guinness? The Surprising Truth Behind the Dark Pint
Despite its dark, rich appearance and full body, the most common version, Guinness Draught, is typically just 4.2% ABV (Alcohol By Volume) in most…
Do You Need a Surger Plate for Your Guinness? The Truth About the Surger Plate
The Definitive Verdict on the Surger Plate You do not need a surger plate unless you are operating a high-volume pub that lacks a…
When Was Guinness First Brewed? The Real History of the Black Stuff
If you ask a hundred people in a Dublin pub when was guinness first brewed, you will likely get a hundred different answers, most…