Heineken UK is expanding its Irish stout brand, Murphy’s (4% ABV), with the introduction of new 4 x 440ml and 10 x 440ml multipacks to tap into the stout category’s growing popularity. The new formats ...

according to the beer rating site Untappd. Guinness is the best-known and bestselling Irish stout variety, but it is far from the only Irish stout. According to ratings on Untappd, the crowd ...

Then there’s something like Fort Nonsense Brewing’s 'Thanks Mr. Narwhal Buddy ... I dare to say only stout can handle that amount of abuse (and result in a delicious beer).

Heineken UK is expanding its Irish stout brand, Murphy’s (4% ABV), with the introduction of new 4x440ml (RRP £5.00) and 10x440ml (RRP £12.00) multipacks to tap into the stout category’s growing ...

While celebrated in Ireland, the Irish diaspora has made the celebration ... which is classic, but stout beer and a beef bouillon cube are added, packing in a ton of flavor. Top the lamb with ...

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But it's not all doom and gloom on the Dublin beer scene, as Changing Times Brewery rolled out its brand spanking new stout today. READ MORE: February bank holiday supermarket opening hours for ...

Augustine have also partnered again to bring event attendees the brewery’s specially made Olde Celtic Stout. Ancient City Brewing sponsors explain their original recipe was brewed in the style of a ...

This is one of the many interesting nuggets, along with a recipe for Scailtín – an Irish hot whiskey and beer cocktail ... hops and new styles, such as stout and porter, became popular.

Diageo is considering spinning off or selling its historic Guinness beer business ... Bloomberg reported that the Irish stout business could be valued north of $10 billion (£8 billion), if ...

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