Guinness lovers experienced the first sip of the exclusive Guinness product, Guinness Draught in a Can in March, which is now available for purchase in Malaysia at selected 7-Eleven and premium outlets, and on Drinkies.
26th April 2022, KUALA LUMPUR – The St. Patrick’s cheer was at an all-time high throughout the month of March for Guinness lovers. One of the highlights was the Guinness St. Patrick’s AR Filter where groups of fans shared selfie collages of themselves and their mates on Instagram stories. Eight lucky winners were able to snag the grand prize of an all-expenses-paid trip to One & Only Desaru Coast, meanwhile, 80 selected fans were able to get their hands on the Guinness Home Party Kit that included samples of Guinness Draught in a Can, making them among the first Malaysians to try it.
SHAH ALAM, 3 December 2021 – 1664 Blanc today owns the centre stage of the country’s wheat beer development as consumers prefer its premium quality, iconic blue bottle and refreshing taste that comes with a fruity twist. Building on the runway success of the French’s wheat beer in product innovations, Carlsberg Malaysia launches a brand-new variant, 1664 Rosé, a wheat beer with a hint of raspberry, sharing good taste with consumers. Santé! (Cheers)
Guinness adds a dash of magic to the festive season by inviting fans to celebrate time together with loved ones, just like it was before.
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KUALA LUMPUR, 10th November 2021: Tiger Beer, Malaysia’s No. 1 Beer, has always championed local street food culture. Its roots go back to being a brand born and raised on the streets of Asia, making it the beer of choice to pair with bold street food flavours. As a progressive brand, Tiger is dedicated to hyping up fans’ street food experience by continually introducing new and innovative features.
KUALA LUMPUR, 7th October 2021: Malaysians have been through an overwhelming situation in the past year. All their favourite spots to have a fresh Guinness Draught were closed for months and they have missed the smooth and creamy taste of Malaysia’s favourite stout1. Now that patrons are finally allowed to dine-in, Guinness lovers can see a silver lining as their wait to enjoy a glass of Guinness on tap has come to an end.