Posted on

Guinness fans, tell me about your most memorable Guinness! Mine was my first Draught pint, with friends at a pub in my hometown in FL. That great pint tasted like nothing I’d had before, and my friends & I had a great evening! ^Heather, Guinness Correspondent

heather dublin pubs

Guinness US
@GuinnessUS

Guinness fans, tell me about your most memorable Guinness! Mine was my first Draught pint, with friends at a pub in my hometown in FL. That great pint tasted like nothing I’d had before, and my friends & I had a great evening! ^Heather, Guinness Correspondent
Posted on

Boris Johnson selling Roseisle 40% alcohol for Diageo

Diageo GB
@DiageoGB

Great see

@BorisJohnson

visit Roseisle distillery today.

Quote Tweet
Boris Johnson
@BorisJohnson
·
Visiting Roseisle distillery in Scotland with our fantastic candidate @Douglas4Moray. The Scottish whisky industry supports over 10,000 jobs in Scotland, and over 42,000 jobs across the UK. We will continue to back these brilliant businesses that keep our economy growing.
Posted on

Pernod Ricard selling 40% alcohol- callously targeting women. Drinkaware.co.uk is the smokescreen that allows it be broadcast on television.

#OrginalByTradition

Original By Tradition | The Glenlivet

4,037 views
•Nov 5, 2019

50 2 Share

3.72K subscribers
Our Founder, George Smith, chose to do things differently. As the first licensed distillery in the region of Glenlivet, George Smith established himself as an original thinker and creator of the original Speyside single malt. The Glenlivet has been breaking conventions to push things forward since 1824. Doing things differently? That’s the way we’ve always done it. #OrginalByTradition
Posted on

Boris Johnson selling Roseisle 40% alcohol,a toxic,addictive, psychoactive drug, for Diageo

Diageo GB
@DiageoGB

Great see

@BorisJohnson

visit Roseisle distillery today.

Quote Tweet
Boris Johnson
@BorisJohnson
·
Visiting Roseisle distillery in Scotland with our fantastic candidate @Douglas4Moray. The Scottish whisky industry supports over 10,000 jobs in Scotland, and over 42,000 jobs across the UK. We will continue to back these brilliant businesses that keep our economy growing.