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Ready to pay homage to all things Guinness? Then head on down for a tour of the Guinness Storehouse, located in St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin, Ireland. While the tour itself is dry, your admission fee does include a pint of Guinness at the conclusion of your exploration.
This seven-floor marvel is built around a glass atrium shaped like a giant-sized pint of the famous stout. Anything you ever wondered about Guinness will be revealed in this towering building. Did you know that Arthur Guinness first started brewing ale in 1759? During your Guinness Storehouse sightseeing, you’ll learn more about Guinness himself, as well as take a gander at the lease he signed to ensure Guinness remains brewed in Dublin for millennia to come. Yes, we said millennia; the lease is for 9,000 years.
Guinness Storehouse tourism includes a first-hand look at the company’s brewing methods, and once you’ve taken in just how much work goes into crafting the perfect barrel, you can sample its glory in the tasting lab. You can also feast on genuine Irish beef and Guinness stew in the Brewers Dining Hall as well as pour your own pint of Guinness at the Perfect Pint Bar.
For the ultimate Guinness experience, head to the seventh-floor Gravity Bar, for 360-degree views of Dublin and a free pint of Guinness that’s included in the admission fee. Please drink responsibly.
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[@jadelandry682]

Decent video but they forgot to mention a few things. They don't give you a "free pint". They trick you because the cost of the pint and the shot glass taste test you get in the tasting room is included in your roughly $25 entrance fee. The 5th floor, which has a few restaurants that serve food cooked using Guinness (The best beef stew I've ever had and a damn good Bailey's Irish coffee). The "Guinness Academy" where you're brought into a room and taught how to pour the perfect pint. You also get a neat certificate as a souvenir. Right before you enter this room the staff ask you if you want to use your ticket for your so called "free pint" now, or up in the Gravity Bar. If you choose to use it here you can bring the pint upstairs to the Gravity Bar at least. I just came from so there an hour ago so I know.

[@wilson9d71]

its pretty much standard practice for any place like this to include a free *drink or food - its always included in price. Like the free choc you get at Cadburys world after paying to get in..

[@noelledavey8433]

I LOVE GUINNESS

[@user-hi7kg4tb5d]

What is that

[@aTomFX1]

@@user-hi7kg4tb5d its something you drink to make you intoxicated

[@grabdaCikan]

Is it a grape?

[@user-hh2cs4re9o]

My name is Patrick McNeill and I uz and I live in Florida and before that it was teddy palm and before that it was teddy trimmer and before that my family name is o Brian

[@newshades7009]

Why would anyone want to visit the place where piss is made