the biggest guinness brewery in the world is located at ireland.
the biggest guinness brewery in the world is located at ireland.
where is the biggest guinness brewery in the world?
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bullet::::- thomas street distillery, dublin (1757–1926) – run by the roe family, one of the "big four" dublin distilling dynasties, thomas street distillery was once the largest in the britain and ireland, with an output of two million gallons per annum at its peak. it was located opposite guinness' st. james' gate brewery, which itself was the largest brewery in the world at one point. after the distillery was closed, some of its buildings were purchased and incorporated into the guinness brewery. in particular, the landmark st. patrick's tower, which dates from 1757 and is one of the oldest smock windmills in europe, is still visible on the site of the guinness brewery. in 2017, diageo announced plans to relaunch the roe & co whiskey brand, and to establish a new distillery in an old power plant building at the guinness brewery, meters from the site of the original thomas street distillery.
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rainsford is most noted as the original founder of the guinness brewery in st. james's gate, dublin. his business manufactured 'beer and fine ales' and he was succeeded by his son - also named mark rainsford. in 1715 the business went to captain paul espinasse. in 1750 the business fell back into the rainsford family. rainsford's grandson, also called mark rainsford, signed over the now famous 9000 year lease to arthur guinness on 31 december 1759. the original lease with signatures are viewable on a tour of the guinness brewery at the guinness storehouse.









































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