Eamonn will pick you up and drive you to the Liberties area of Dublin which was the historical heartland of brewing and whiskey distilling in Dublin, still home to the famous Guinness brewery since 1759 and full of interesting auld Dublin history and local stories. If preferred we will have a short easy walk around this area so we can really get a feel for it as well as a few great photo spots! Learn about the man himself, Arthur Guinness, his gentlemanly life in Georgian Dublin, Guinness family ancestry and Arthur's own family as well as the true story of his early life, The man who turned a beer into a culture!

We stop at a significant location from medieval Dublin to talk about what life was like in old Ireland for the different classes in society so that we can have some context of where Arthur Guinness and family began and elevated to in life. Great photo stop too as we taste a different Guinness blend at this location.

From an elevated position on Dublin's North side, high above the River Liffey at Collins Barracks, we'll be able to enjoy a panoramic view of the modern Guinness brewery as we talk about the progression from Arthur's connection to small time brewing to he and his families generational evolution of what would become the most famous of Irish products. We can try another taste of a different Guinness blend here and take some nice photos.

Subject to availability, we can enjoy an excellent guided tour of a real Guinness family mansion in Dublin. Alternatively we'll be able to see Arthur Guinness' famous dwelling house from when he worked at St James Gate brewery himself also some more Guinness connected buildings.

Stop in to a legendary Dubliner's Guinness pub for a picture perfect pint and the famous ambience as the locals chat to the hiss of the Guinness tap. Established in 1833!

Finish up in a friendly Dublin city gem of a pub with a 'Pull your own pint' experience and receive a 'Guinnessologist' certificate from Eamonn, a black belt in Guinness himself!