Move over, Guinness. Try these six Irish beers – also sold in the US

Guardian journalism is independent. We earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more. Guinness is great – but here are more top-notch Irish beers Americans should also know about, from a citrusy golden ale to a coffee-like stout The 12 best nonalcoholic beers and 13 best nonalcoholic wines in the US Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things Every 17 March, our de facto beer is Guinness Draught, the classic stout pulled in a “two-part” pour to achieve its signature creamy head. About 13m pints of the “black stuff”, as it’s sometimes called, are sold worldwide on St Patrick’s Day alone. That’s an 819% increase over a usual day. However, plenty of other Irish beers – not to mention lots of styles other than stouts – are worth enjoying out there. Irish brewing tradition goes back at least 5,000 years, and while the country’s brewing scene thrived in the early 1800s (around 200 breweries), about 70 breweries still operate across Ireland now, a recent report says. Guinness is by far the most popular (and brews more stout than any other brewery in the world), but anyone interested in trying