Millions of pints of Guinness are expected to be sold today
St Patrick's Day is upon us, and every March 17 as many as 13 million pints of Guinness are sold worldwide.
Guinness is usually poured at a 45 degree angle, before being left to settle and then topped up. It takes longer than pouring a pint of, say, lager but for many drinkers it is worth the wait.Part of the reason for this is the gas used to carbonate Guinness, nitrogen. And William Lee, a professor of Industrial Mathematics at the University of Huddersfield, told Irish Central that Guinness, as poured in pubs, almost defies physics.
In an unexpected twist, Professor Lee argues the ideal glass would be something differently entirely. He added "Sloping walls going straight out, but basically gigantic and looking very strange, the ideal glass would be kind of martini-shaped.
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