The reason a Guinness beer is so dark in color and the reason a baby Guinness shot is just as inky aren't the same reason at all — they're totally different drinks altogether. The only thing ...

Sales of Murphy’s Irish stout have skyrocketed amid claims of a nationwide Guinness shortage ...

The popularity of alcohol-free Guinness won’t protect the shares of its owner Diageo Plc from the growing trend toward health ...

Although these aren't the two types of alcohol traditionally used in a Baby Guinness, you'll still get ... Cream liqueurs have a large fat content and as such fall into the category of FOG ...

It has been absolutely crazy.” In October, Guinness was the top-selling beer in the UK, according to Nielsen data. And earlier this month, reports of a nationwide shortage swept through the UK ...

Guinness in particular has spread around ... Stouts fall under the category of "ales," and traditionally had higher alcohol content than other beers. But Manol says there's a misconception about ...

Guinness will continue to be rationed over Christmas and the New Year, makers of the popular Irish stout have confirmed. A huge surge in popularity for the black stuff has been pubs been slapped ...

But the soaring popularity – and price – of Guinness has been blamed on an ... pinned on the fact that its low-calorie, low-alcohol content has made it fashionable with women.