for years to come. From the off- the-beaten-path rustic grocery pub filled with knickknacks, whose dust has its own dust, to the rowdy live entertainment venue in Galway overflowing with college students, teachers, tourists and locals alike or the quaint thatched-roof country pub with a fourth generation publican who will have you convinced you’ve been life-long friends by the time you leave. They all have something in common:


the unmistakable,


ubiquitous dark delicious pint that has become Ireland’s greatest export (sorry Bono!), which also has one of the most incredible brewery tours anywhere in the world! The Guinness Storehouse sits


on the land known as St. James’s Gate and while only 255 years into its famous 9000 year lease many recent changes and additions have made it Ireland’s Number One tourist attraction – hosting more than 1.2


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GUINNESS WEST INDIES PORTER ... worth a trip to Ireland all on its own


given the opportunity to expand your itinerary ever so slightly and see where some of the world’s best beers come from, I would highly recommend adding a brewery visit to your “must do” list. Not only are the tours interesting and educational, you will also be rewarded with tasting these brews at the source and at their very freshest, and fresher is always better.


ALCOHOLIDAY IRELAND:


GUINNESS STOREHOUSE ST. JAMES’S GATE DUBLIN The pure charm and beauty


of this tiny island makes it an amazing destination; with gorgeous scenic coastlines, enchanting castles, world class golf courses, unbelievably great music, some of the best seafood anywhere and, of course, the pubs. Delightful pubs of every shape and size; each inviting a unique experience and a new story that you’ll be telling


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