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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery

Dublin City, Co. Dublin
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery is the home of experimentation at St James’s Gate, in Dublin City. Enjoy great food and exclusive small batch brews from Guinness brewers in a trendy taproom and beer garden.

Innovation has always been at the heart of Guinness, dating right back to the time of Arthur Guinness. Their Experimental Brewery dates back over 100 years, and in 2015, they opened their gates for your discovery.

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, located just 5 minute walk away from the Guinness Storehouse, in Dublin City, is a creative brewing space where you are encouraged to explore different flavours, finding the perfect brew for you.

At the Guinness Open Gate Brewery, their brewers are given the creative licence to dream in beer. Visit from Thursday to Saturday and try exclusive small batch brews, most of which are limited editions. Its ever changing beer roster means you will always be greeted by something new on their taps. Some of their past favourites include Black Forest Stout, Honey Brown Ale and Sea Salt & Lime Lager, all of which can be perfectly paired with burgers, sharing plates and more.

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Guinness Open Gate Brewery, Saint James' (part of Phoenix Park),Dublin,Dublin,Republic of Ireland
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