Dublin's Guinness Storehouse is offering a behind-the-scenes brewery tour

Feb 6 2020, 12:16 am

Have you ever wondered what goes into creating the rich, flavourful, refreshing taste of Guinness?

A lot of time, effort, and love go into the Guinness Storehouse inĀ Dublin, Ireland, and now you can experience the process firsthand on the Official Guinness Brewery Tour.

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With this exclusive offer, guests can venture “Behind the Gates” of the iconic St. James’s Gate Brewery for an extensive three-hour look into all things Guinness.

 

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Visitors on tour will receive a multitude of unique opportunities, including guided access to the St. James’s Gate as well as the Roast House, Brewhouse 4, and the underground passenger tunnel.

The first stop on the tour is the Roast House, where the barley is roasted to a precise 232Ā°C.

Next, visitors will explore the “200-year-old Vat Houses where Guinness was matured for months before being sent around the world.”

 

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“Not many people get to say they’ve followed in Arthur Guinness’ footsteps through historic railway lines and across the cobbled stones!” the Guinness Storehouse website explains.

“And, sure to be a highlight, you’ll get to experience the infamous underground passenger tunnel that leads to Brewhouse 4, our state of the art brewery where Guinness is brewed today.”

Visitors will also have the chance to experience the Guinness Open Gate Brewery, the location’s experimental brewery, and partake in a unique sampling of limited-edition brews not available anywhere else.

 

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Last but certainly not least, the tour concludes with a guided beer and food tasting conducted by a specialist guide at the Guinness Storehouse.

Adult admission to the Guinness Storehouse and a branded parting gift will also be provided.

Tickets for this once-in-a-lifetime tour areĀ ā‚¬95 (~$140 CAD) per person.

If you’re an avid beer lover and this sounds right up your alley, you can book your tickets online through the Guinness Storehouse website.

Emily RumballEmily Rumball

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