There is a surreal 'Guinness Lake' close to the UK which actually resembles a pint of the popular Irish stout. The Guinness Lake, officially known as Lough Tay, is in County Wicklow in Ireland.

But while we will probably pick up hundreds if not thousands of pint glasses throughout our lives to take a sip of beer or cider, there’s a curious design feature on many glasses which you may ...

Have you ever found yourself knocking back a pint of beer in your local pub and wondered why so many of the glasses have a unique bulge near the top? Probably not, but there is a logical reason it ...

And as the stout category continues to grow generally ... Hophouse 13 and Harp would rise by around 6% per pint from February, with sources warning that once VAT, duty and pub margins were added ...

the Schneaky Espresso Martini Glass is a hand-blown glass designed to disguise an Espresso Martini as a pint of stout. Research apparently shows that 64 per cent of drinkers have felt pressured to ...

Barmen should ditch the traditional pint glass for a giant cocktail glass if they want to serve a flawless stout, according to Professor William Lee, a researcher at the University of Huddersfield.

Ahead of St Patrick's Day, we asked readers which Birmingham pub serves the best pint ... the glass at a 45-degree angle until you reach the top of the harp. At this point, you let the stout ...

Meanwhile after recent shortages of the stout across the ... drinkers guzzle almost half a pint in order to make the white Guinness foam ‘split the G’ on the glass was almost non-existent ...

And what was her grand heist you might ask? A branded bar glass - which would cost around €8-€12, depending on supplier - taken from Cork's well-known Franciscan Well bar. While taking pint glasses is ...