Guinness Storehouse - Dublin, Ireland




On May 29th we visited the Guinness Storehouse. We learned all about the history of how the brand Guinness came to be, as well as how to pour the perfect pint. A couple shocking facts that I learned while on our tour of the storehouse was that Arthur Guinness signed the lease for 9,000 years. Also they produce 3 million pints of Guinness is just one day!

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  1. UnknownJune 5, 2019 at 11:35 AM

    This is one of my favorite places that we visited!!! I loved learning how to pour the perfect pint as well (something we can take home and show our friends & family)!
    -alex

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