stout produced brewery irish company owned drinks multinational designed export heavily draught typically higher alcohol content gives bitter taste extra intended natural long journeys beer ship variant commonly found asia africa caribbean accounts half sales worldwide million beer sold africa intend grow product continent highest selling beer extract overseas production stout shipped ireland added ratio locally pale beer overseas markets blended locally beer produce 1960s marketed nigeria gives power updated campaign aired africa beer ranked highly beer rating websites beer critics varying opinions history direct predecessor exported james gate brewery dublin product formulated irish immigrant workers caribbean beer october april reduced matured large wooden years gave finished product greater stability survive long journey overseas taken ship extra higher alcohol content acted natural beer exported barrels product locally helped reduce costs recorded shipment beer united_states official shipment african continent arrived beer renamed foreign extra stout onwards recorded exports began 1860s turn twentieth century accounted cent production thirds destined australia united_states largely medicinal product australia remained single largest export market product eclipsed united_states expense premium product selling double price domestic total production reached american trade disrupted onset world war discontinued entirely introduction prohibition product popular returned 1930s preferred lighter cheaper following export world war return united_states successful beer withdrawn shortly prior export sales ethnic 1920s onwards changed natives develop taste drink ethnic chinese global salesman appointed company sales began pursued native populations shortly outbreak world war purchased half bottles distribution hospitals exports totalled barrels grown barrels sales grown large establish joint venture country nigeria largest export market barrels exported country year led company build brewery western nigeria supply demand brewery company history brewery cost million barrel capacity cent owned cent remaining shares held local interests followed malaysia whilst granted companies contract african countries west_indies historically small proportion production success especially africa asia allowed grow million brand new bottle design debuted malaysia later rolled worldwide received packaging redesign africa selected markets gold foil new label production irish version pale cent head retention body cent gives beer dark uses bitter target hop varieties draught beer beer force extract overseas production stout shipped ireland added ratio locally pale beer year million litres tonnes created scientists working company early 1960s production relocated cherry brewery production returned produced owned nigeria kenya malaysia jamaica addition produced licence countries arrangements license distribute guinea oldest variant available ingredients production methods varied time original gravity peak strength beer beer reduced current standard strength originally pale brown black use entirely replaced brown beer produced cent pale cent amber cent onwards switched beer production amber continued added introduced early 1950s rate decreased originally bottle beer ensure quality consistency attempt recreate flavour profile bottle beer produced blending fresh cent aged days developed high acid content finally beer allowed mature bottle days sent distribution markets foreign extra stout constitutes cent total sales globally originally exported british irish 1920s beer began drank local populations version sold world lower strength variants found locations beer available bottles cans africa africa product premium price cent higher cost rival africa distributed cent owned remaining shares held local interests nigeria largest market sales initially introduced market 1940s nigeria locally sourced heavily versions contain wheat switch government briefly banned imports grain use continues cheaper alternative imported vulnerable local currency fluctuations use high gravity techniques pale beer writer describes product different irish version taken place october cent owned mixed locally differs version contains wheat higher proportion product believed medicinal properties strengthening blood improving circulation lightly variant introduced called released nigeria constitutes cent sales country asia year sales million distributed malaysia listed company holds percent stake malaysian variant distributed reduced malaysia largest asian market brand grew cent singapore distributed indonesia subsidiary distributed indonesia china small amounts sold positioned premium priced import bars markets sold withdrawn extra strong stout returned interest craft beer increased beer withdrawn market returning cater increasing african british market supplied irish variants beer annual sales million official imports resumed following interest craft beer period grey imports predominantly african caribbean advertising sponsorship 1960s marketed nigeria gives power consumption linked increase sexual updated campaign aired continent credits campaign allowing company lead africa beer market cent experience volume growth cent markets achieve brand recognition reported cent doubling sales africa given worldwide responsibility marketing brand october awarded responsibility marketing africa continues market rest world largest sponsor national football team reception beer ranked highly beer rating websites notes refreshing qualities distinctive acidic edge hand criticised british journalist warmth complex flavour
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