Guinness shortages fears over Christmas due to 'exceptional demand'
Pubs and bars across the country are expected to face shortages of Guinness this Christmas following unprecedented demand for the alcoholic drink in the last three weeks.
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Pubs and bars across the country are expected to face shortages of Guinness this Christmas following unprecedented demand for the alcoholic drink in the last three weeks.
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