Beyond the Guinness, Ireland beer packs a lot of variety and taste — especially when paired with the country's outdoor landscapes. The post I Tried (Almost) Every Beer in Ireland — Here Are My ...

Laura Grace, an Irish YouTuber, has attempted to address a specific "misunderstanding" of visitors when it comes to Irish pub ...

Nonalcoholic beer has been growing in popularity over the last few years, and the Irish king of beers has taken a swing at it, too. Advertisement Guinness first launched an NA beer, Guinness 0, a ...

Sure, the Irish stout gets all the attention on St. Patrick’s Day. But this year, don’t be afraid to do something different and celebrate with an Irish red ale, a unique beer style that’s ...

But celebrating all things Irish — specifically stout, the coffee-like brewski that’s Ireland’s No. 1 export — doesn’t mean you have […] Tomorrow’s St. Paddy’s Day celebrations may ...

The festival has grown from a modest gathering of 15 brewers to a major event attracting thousands of attendees, with over ...

The singer called the iconic Irish beer "the most important thing you need to know about Ireland" Conde Nast Traveler/YouTube Niall Horan is teaching his fans how to embrace his Irish heritage ...

Irish Mule. If you like a Moscow Mule, you'll love the Irish version. Essentially, you swap out the vodka in favor of whiskey and then mix it with zingy ginger beer and tart lime juice.

“The other two Irish beers that are common stateside are Harp Lager and Smithwick’s ale,” Sean Muldoon, owner of the Dead Rabbit in Lower Manhattan, pointed out. For those who lean toward classic ...