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Oceania Cruise to the United Kingdom - June/July 2013 |
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Dublin, Ireland | ||||
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Doormen await guests at a Dublin Hotel | A street artist selling his wares | |||
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Construction taking place in all the major UK cities | ||||
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St. Patrick's Cathedral where Johnathan Swift is buried | St. Patrick's Cathedral founded in 1190 | |||
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Inside St. Patrick's Cathedral Dublin |
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St. James's Gate Brewery founded in 1759 in Dublin, Ireland, by Arthur Guinness--leased in 1759 £45 per year for 9,000 years | ||||
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![]() The exhibition takes place over 7 floors, in the shape of a 14 million pint glass of Guinness. The final floor is the Gravity Bar, which has an almost 360° panorama over the city, where visitors can claim a free pint of "the black stuff". |
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Some early advertising | ||||
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The way to pour a perfect glass of Guiness | ||||
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Academy photo of "our class" of pourers | Panoramic view of the city from the 7th floor of Guiness exhibition building. | |||
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So what did we learn? If you walk into a pub in Ireland and order a pint, most likely they will give you a Guiness. Guiness is a dry stout beer. To make this stout you need Barley, Water, Hops, Yeast and time for fermentation. | |||
The gravity bar | ||||
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Barley | Water | |||
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Hops | Yeast (so special it's guarded in a safe) | |||
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Fermentation | Guiness storage and fermentation in kegs | |||
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Guiness bottles over the ages | ||||
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Double Decker Hop on and Hop off buses made it nice to visit sites on your own. | Usually even these buses had someone on a microphone pointing out important things to see | |||
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One of many narrow streets in Dublin | Halfpenny Bridge built over the river Liffey 1860 | |||
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Wellington Monument | ||||
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