GRIOTS REPUBLIC - An Urban Black Travel Mag - March 2016

Guinness Storehouse.”
The Storehouse, located on St. James Gate in
Dublin proper, is truly a must see for visitors of
the city, particularly if you are a lover of stout,
historical sites, and authentic Irish cuisine. The
Storehouse, the site of a 19th century brewery
turned tourist attraction, was founded by Sir
Arthur Guinness in 1759. Today, Guinness
produces over 2.5 million pints of stout per day!
Within its walls, visitors can learn how Guinness
Stout is made, eat, drink, and make merriment.
Ask any cab driver, bell boy, police officer or
any random person walking down the streets
of Dublin, Ireland what is “a must do” while in
the city and it is guaranteed most will say, “The
Cover charge for entry to The Storehouse
is 20 euro and includes a pint of its famous
stout, which you can draft yourself after a brief
tutorial. If you choose, you can simply sip it
while enjoying a tour of the facility or save it
and have it with your meal.
It must be mentioned that you have never truly
tasted Guinness Stout until you’ve tasted it in