"It is a mark of an inexperienced man not to believe in luck."

It takes bold brewers to brew bold beers. Those prepared to go to lengths that others wouldn't to perfect their craft. In 1759, Arthur Guinness took out a 9000-year lease on a brewery; our brewers then brought you the blackest beer with the most colourful flavour, and braved the perils of the high seas to transport it across the globe. The pioneering methods of our predecessors have been handed down and tirelessly advanced from generation to generation and they never stop evolving. Which is just as well, as we've got a whole lot more beer to brew.