Guinness Toasts are like sushi—when they’re good they’re great, but the bad ones will make you wish you were seated closer to the restroom. And after a couple of years of social rust brought on by relative isolation, that line to the powder room could start to reach

Guinness Guinness has set aside $1 million to help people celebrate the grand return of St. Patrick’s Day, as the brand behind the iconic Irish stout is giving out $50,000 prizes to twenty lucky drinkers I don’t want to get too far ahead of myself here, but it seems like this might be the first

Guinness We chatted with Joe Montana about his partnership with Guinness, Notre Dame’s lengthy championship drought, and the difficulties of transitioning from college to the NFL We also got the chance to ask the legendary QB if Rudy was offside Read other football news here At the start of

Guinness In my experience, telling someone you’re a Beer Nerd is just like admitting you’re a fan of Rick & Morty or revealing you enjoy the musical stylings of Dave Matthews Band; if you’re brave enough to make that admission, you cannot waste a single nanosecond rolling out a much-needed

Getty Image / Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Are you pounding more beers during the coronavirus pandemic? You are not alone. Alcohol consumption has increased by 14% compared with a year ago, according to a report published in the JAMA Network Open. The good folks at Untappd released their lists of