this answer was taken from the Guinness World Records.
The question comes from the St. Patrick’s Day website and is: “How many pints of Guinness are consumed on St. Patrick’s Day worldwide?” The answer is “approximately 1,788,000 pints” (yes, Guinness is a Guinness). The way Guinness puts it is that “this is Guinness’ best ever record,” and it’s pretty hard to argue with that.
For the record, The Guinness Book of Records says that on average the world consumes approximately 2.2 pints of Guinness every day. So that’s a bit of an exaggeration, but not really that much.
Guinness is a Guinness, and the Guinness Book of Records says that the Guinness is better than this. The Guinness Book of Records also says that the world consumes an average of 2.2 pints of Guinness every day. I’m not sure I agree with that either, but I’ll go with the Guinness.
The Guinness Book of Records gives the following average figures for the Guinness.
The Guinness is a beer that is brewed by the Guinness Brewery in Dublin, Ireland. It’s a drink made from the malt of barley, the yeast of yeast, and the water of water. The Guinness is primarily a summer drink, but it is not considered a winter drink, so that’s why the Guinness is brewed during the summer. It is a pale amber beer, with a high alcohol content, and is mostly consumed in Ireland and the southern United States.
The first Guinness release was in December of 2015. It was only released on February 23rd. It was still available for sale in January of 2016. If you’re looking for a good, long-lasting beer, this beer is definitely worth some money. The other Guinness releases are the Irish Summer, the English Summer, and the Italian Summer. The English Summer is the only other English brewery in the United States, so it’s not a brewery but a brewery.
We can see why Guinness has been such a huge success. It is a big, big drink, and if you can get your hands on a few of these you’ll likely live longer than ever. A lot of it comes from India, the home of Guinness. The Irish Summer, English Summer, and Italian Summer are all brewed in England.
In an era of beer tourism, the number of pints of guinness consumed by tourists is also very high. So much so that the Guinness brand makes it a point to make sure you’re sure you’re drinking Guinness. When you buy Guinness, you have to add a couple of shillings.
As far as the UK is concerned, the Guinness World Record holder for the highest Guinness concentration is the Guinness Book of World Records holder, Guinness World Record Holder. The Guinness Record is set in Edinburgh.