A pub chain says it met customers' Guinness demands "by the skin of our teeth" over the weekend despite a temporary supply limit ahead of Christmas - and only sees things getting worse this month. Photo by Engin Akyurt on Pexels.com Guinness maker Diageo has placed limits on pub and bar purchases of the Irish-made stout in … Continue reading Irish pub chain sounds alarm over Guinness shortage
The NEWBrew cans have been a surprise hit with people in Baku, alongside other eco-innovations. Small blue beverage cans sit conspicuously on a counter at the Singapore display inside the sprawling pavilion section of the UN climate talks. At COP29, they are vying for attention in the space where countries, non-profits and tech companies use … Continue reading Water-starved Singapore showcasing its ‘sewage beer’ at COP29
Why you might notice changes to your Amazon packages if you shop in the UK Amazon has introduced new packaging for its UK customers in a move aimed at avoiding waste and reducing carbon emissions. The online retail giant said its new "shock-proof" envelopes featured a lining made purely from paper - unlike the bubble-wrapped … Continue reading Should UK residents worry about changes on Amazon packages?
Respect the buyer.Greet the buyer before you sit.Don't be boring. Tell a lot of stories, but don't talk more than the buyer.Always help the buyer to carry beers from the counter.Dance to any music the buyer likes.Buyer's jokes are always funny. So, laugh hysterically.When the buyer fights, you must join him to fight.When you come … Continue reading Advice for drinkers who won’t be spending this Christmas
It's been two months since pubs, bars and restaurants were forced to shut their doors in Australia due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and a lockdown, which the government had to introduce in order to stop the spread of the disease. Australia's Carlton & United Breweries have decided to roll out 2,000 barrels of free … Continue reading CORONAVIRUS: Australian brewers rolling out free kegs of beer
The original Oktoberfest takes place in Munich, Germany, on the ground known as “Theresienwiese”, which is also called “Festwiese” by the locals. Oktoberfest has a humble beginning. It was just a simple wedding celebration which has transformed into a 17 or 18-day festival. About 7 million people from around the world participate in the festivities, consuming … Continue reading What You should know about Oktoberfest
While a Millwall F.C. fan named Roy Larner was busy risking his life to save others during the recent terrorist attack at London Bridge, another beer snob -- certainly with thought -- gave his glass a priority. The beer nuts has been identified as Paul Armstrong from Maghull in Merseyside. Armstrong, apparently a brewhore, was … Continue reading Man who fled London Bridge with a Glass of Beer during terror attack has been identified
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