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Do you know why people drink green beer on St. Patrick's ... Regardless, more than a century, green beer prevails and this Irish American’s invention continues - but now a few drops of green ...

Wearing green on St. Patrick’s Day actually comes from 18th Century Ireland, when Irish people made green ... the tradition of drinking green beer is also American, not Irish.

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If hops and malt just aren’t doing it for you, there’s one option that isn’t technically a beer at all. For Kevin Quinn, bartender at Johnny’s Bar in Manhattan’s West Village, “the drink that comes ...

Guinness, the Irish beer that has been around since before the American Revolution, is celebrating a renaissance with rapidly rising popularity in the United States. "People are finding this beer ...

March 17 is the nation’s most popular day for beer drinking, and Americans are expected ... packed with shamrock shenanigans– green beer, Irish car bombs, bagpipes, corned beef and Jameson ...

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St. Patrick's Day has become synonymous with wearing green, pinching people, eating Irish food and drinking green beer. To make green beer, it's simple: Just add food coloring. To yield the best ...

The tradition of drinking green beer is an American custom ... s Day actually comes from 18th Century Ireland, when Irish people made green a symbol of Irish rebellion and nationalism under ...