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Guinness providers Diageo have said supplies ... These restrictions come off the back of an "unprecedented" demand for the Irish stout as its popularity continues to grow worldwide.

Guinness maker Diageo has been facing this issue, forcing it to place limits on pub and bar purchases of the Irish-made stout across Britain. Last week, it said it was managing allocations of kegs ...

Pubs across the country are introducing Guinness ration cards after finding themselves running out of Irish stout ahead of Christmas. Guinness has been surging in popularity and just last week ...

Deliveries of Guinness to Britain could also be hit, weeks after Diageo said supplies to England, Scotland and Wales would be limited amid a surge in demand - fuelled by the stout becoming popular ...

Pubs all across London have been drained of the stout amid a national ... strangers teaming up the buy rounds. They all took it all in good humour,” she said. Guinness’s owner Diageo is ...

A Guinness isn’t just for Christmas but unsurprisingly the cold and dark winter nights make it even more popular during the festive season. Little wonder then that last week its parent company ...

What's happening to the supply of Guinness? The amount of Guinness pubs can buy has been limited, leading to some pubs running out. This is due to a surge in demand for the black stout, which has ...

For instance, the Old Ivy House in Clerkenwell, London, has implemented a system requiring patrons to purchase two other drinks before they're allowed to buy a pint of Guinness. Landlady Katie ...

Wetherspoon’s chief Sir Tim Martin said he would be having a “stern word” with the maker of Guinness after pubs were struck by shortages of the Irish stout in the crucial festive run-up.