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Drink Guinness In Ireland Because It Tastes Better Where It’s Brewed

editor — Sun, 10 Mar 2019 23:42:00 +0000

Of course this is on the Beer Bucket List. It’s a top-10 entry— or at least drinking in Dublin is essential and, if you’re in Dublin, then you’re going to drink at least one pint of Guinness. Start at the Guinness Storehouse at St James’s Gate, in the heart of the brewery, which is Ireland’s most-visited tourist destination. There’s a self-guided tour, which takes you up seven storys of the world’s largest pint—the building is shaped like a beer glass. The tour itself is fine: some beer Disney, some old ads, a gift store; you’ll learn some of the history,

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Visit To Cork City Beer Crawl The Crucible Of Irish Craft Brewing

editor — Tue, 05 Mar 2019 23:52:00 +0000

County Cork has three brewpubs: Franciscan Well, Rising Sons, and The Cotton Ball (a little out of the city center, but easily accessible); a brew-restaurant, Elbow Lane; plus specialty beer bars, The Friary and The Bierhaus. Cork also hosts the Easter Beer Festival, Ireland’s longest-running craft beer fest held at Franciscan Well, which has since been joined by the Great Irish Beer Festival in September at Cork City Hall. Cork City is a compact, cosmopolitan, cultural, culinary, and cool place to visit and also a center of Irish craft beer. Note: I alliterated all of that without once saying the

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