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By: Gerard Donaghy - 19 hours ago. News 5 iconic Irish stouts to try if you like Guinness. Share this article:. DDI for years had been sub-distributor for Burke, obtaining its supply from Burke, later Guinness-Burke, warehouses, and wholesaling beer through the New York area.
DDI argued some customers wanted an all-Irish stout. Some years ago, when an earlier version of this post appeared, I believe I saw a news item confirming this but cannot locate it now. For his part, David Hughes attribute the failure of Guinness in Long Island to the beer made there: too strong and sweet.
He notes Guinness did make adjustments to the brewing in the early s, but this seems not to have helped. By the mids Beamish and Guinness are duking it out for a small, mostly ethnic market in the U. In that period an interesting news item in the Advocate listed a series of Irish products being promoted by the Irish Export Board in New York.
Beamish and Guinness stouts were featured, plus food and other items. Sounds good. By the early s Guinness has bought out DDI. But this was years after closing the Long Island brewery. Would Guinness have succeeded with U. Or was the product just wrong, as David Hughes argued? Guinness in recent years has re-established a brewery i n America, near Baltimore.
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