There is a growing movement away from alcohol in the United States, so if you see beers labeled zero, you may think they ...

Diageo is to sell its stake in the publicly listed Guinness Ghana Breweries to French drinks group Castel for $81m.

Diageo said it would sell its shareholding in Guinness Ghana Breweries for $81 million to beverage company Castel Group, the latest move in a shift of its business model in Africa.

The drinks company has long coveted LVMH’s wine and spirits division. But that might not be worth selling off Britain’s most ...

A British choir of 17 people with an average age of 94 was officially named the world's oldest choir by Guinness World Records.

The Guinness Storehouse, is still Ireland’s #1 visitor attraction, offering visitor s an epic opportunity to experience the history, heart, and soul of Ireland’s most iconic beer. And its panoramic ...

And it makes for delicious beer bread!! Guinness Crock Pot Pork Roast And Vegetable Recipe– Use Guinness Blonde Beer to tenderize the pork roast and flavor the vegetables as well. Get the recipe -> ...

just want to alternate your alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks (known as zebra striping), or you just don’t drink alcohol at all but like the taste of beer. With the exception of Guinness 0.0 ...

The brand recently made headlines partnering with internet personality and celebrity chef, Nick DiGiovanni, and breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest chocolate bar ever made.

This light blonde ale, brewed in partnership with Patagonia Provisions, is the first certified organic non-alcoholic craft beer in the US. Smooth. Creamy. Luscious. This is real-deal Guinness — sans ...

The video has gone viral, amassing almost 60 million views. A Telangana man has made it to the Guinness World Records for a bizarre feat - stopping 57 electric fan blades with his tongue in one ...

“Splitting the G” involves draining just enough from a pint glass in one gulp to leave the line between the remaining beer and its foamy head cutting through the letter “G” in ...