St. Patrick’s Day, at least as we know it in the U.S., is infamous. From the heavy drinking, the Dropkick Murphys, the bodies of water dyed green and the lewd T-shirts that manage to offend on ...

What better place to start than Ireland's world-famous Irish stout, Guinness? Often referred to as "the black stuff" by Irish revelers, Guinness is the world's most iconic beer and has been brewed at ...

Ireland and soccer—two terms often associated with alcohol consumption. But there’s a special exception that proves the rule.

The Irish drink-maker Guinness is pushing to make St. Patrick’s Day a national holiday, and though the move has some support in Boston’s Irish community, others see it as a promotion to simply drum up ...

A regular latte is mild, smooth and centred on the natural balance of espresso and steamed milk. An Irish latte, on the other ...

County Derry, Ireland, 1880. During the 1830s Ireland was awash in alcohol, much of it produced locally in response to high alcohol import taxes imposed by the ruling British government. While many ...

St. Patrick's Day is one of those holidays known primarily for its boozy celebrants, much like New Year's Eve, Thanksgiving, Super Bowl Sunday and sometimes Groundhog Day, depending on who you're ...