There is a surreal 'Guinness Lake' close to the UK which actually resembles a pint of the popular Irish stout. The Guinness Lake, officially known as Lough Tay, is in County Wicklow in Ireland.

The largest lake in Earth’s history is now in the Guinness Book of World Records. The Paratethys—or Lake Paratethys, if you will—and contained 10 times more water than all of Earth’s ...

A Brazilian adventurer broke a Guinness World Record by using a rope to traverse a distance of 329 feet, 11.76 inches over the volcanic lava lake Erta Ale in Ethiopia.

Also known as Guinness Lake, the small body of water is blanketed with white sand on one side—making it resemble a pint of the signature Irish drink.

Just forty kilometres from Dublin City Centre is a spectacular lake with a fascinating back story.

So vast was this lake that scientists and researchers reckon it was larger than the current Mediterranean Sea. The volume of water contained within Paratethys was thought to be more than 1.77 ...

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Beyond ingredients and recipes, Guinness has used aggressive exporting and clever marketing to become a global brand. In the 1950s, the company's managing director, Hugh Beaver, was on a hunting trip.