(Photo: Newscast Limited via AP Images) On Monday, The Telegraph reported that Diageo, the parent company of the wildly popular Irish stout, Guinness ... the alcohol content in beers because ...

November is ON and American brewers are addressing things with an intriguing roster of beers you’re gonna want to have around ...

Have you ever wondered why there is a plastic ball sitting at the bottom of your empty Guinness can? Turns out it's an ...

Guinness is recalling cans of its non-alcoholic stout because of contamination fears ... hops and yeast as a traditional Guinness, before the alcohol is removed using a cold filtration method.

The general market for non-alcohol ... gone into Guinness 0.0 and goes towards supporting the longer, more complex production process of the non-alcoholic stout, seeing it take an extra two ...

Guinness is a dry Irish stout, which is much less sweet than the kinds of stouts we've been getting into — although because of its rich chocolatey taste, it's not among the most bitter beers, either.

Diageo will spend €30 million boosting production of Guinness 0.0 at St ... thirst for the non-alcoholic stout. The drinks giant says demand for the alcohol-free drink has grown substantially ...