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St. James's Gate
St. James's Gate, located off the south quays of Dublin, on James's Street, was the western entrance to the city during the Middle Ages. During this time it was the traditional starting point for the Dublin pilgrimage Camino to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Now central to a 64-acre (260,000 m2) industrial area, St. James's Gate was the location of a yearly festival.
Brewing
The St James's area has been associated with the brewing trade since the 17th Century. Many breweries were established in Dublin up to the mid-17th century - to compete with the burgeoning London beer trade. These included a brewery established by Alderman Giles Mee around 1670. Giles Mee was given a lease to the water rights at St James's Gate (called "The Pipes") by Dublin Corporation. These rights passed to his son-in-law, Sir Mark Rainsford, a city alderman who was Mayor of Dublin between 1700 and 1701. Rainsford leveraged these water rights and established a new brewery. He is credited as being the founder of the St. James's Gate brewery. Rainsford produced his own ale on the site as 'Rainsford's Beer and Ale'. However, there were many other brewers in and around St. James's Gate, and Rainsford's enterprise was not significantly different from the others. (Beer and ale were commodity products at the time as they were more commonly consumed than water - which contained contaminants that were removed in brewing.) Sir Mark Rainsford died in 1709, and the lease passed to his son - also Mark Rainsford Esq. In 1715, the Rainsfords put the premises up for lease and it was taken by Captain Paul Espinasse, who became a celebrated beer producer in the area. Espinasse however died in a fall from his horse near the Black Bull Inn at Drogheda in 1750.
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Guinness Brewery
St. James's Gate Brewery (Irish: Grúdlann Gheata Naomh Séamuis) is a brewery founded in 1759 in Dublin, Ireland, by Arthur Guinness. The company is now a part of Diageo, a company formed from the merger of Guinness and Grand Metropolitan in 1997. The main product of the brewery is Guinness Draught.
Originally leased in 1759 to Arthur Guinness at £45 per year for 9,000 years, St. James's Gate has been the home of Guinness ever since. It became the largest brewery in Ireland in 1838, and the largest in the world by 1886, with an annual output of 1.2 million barrels. Although no longer the largest brewery in the world, it is still the largest brewer of stout in the world. The company has since bought out the originally leased property, and during the 19th and early 20th centuries the brewery owned most of the buildings in the surrounding area, including many streets of housing for brewery employees, and offices associated with the brewery. The brewery also made all of its own power using its own power plant.
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Creating a new urban quarter at St. James’s Gate Site in Ireland | Diageo
Opening the gates to a new urban quarter in Ireland. Find out more about Guinness: https://www.diageo.com/en/our-brands/brand-explorer/guinness With the aim of creating a new world-class dynamic city quarter, Diageo Ireland has announced its plans to transform a part of its St. James’s Gate site at the heart of The Liberties area in Dublin into one of the most dynamic urban quarters in the country and in Europe. Watch to find out how this decision inspires Guinness to start a new chapter in their long history, at the heart of the community at St. James’s Gate site. --- Subscribe to our channel to keep up to date with all our latest content: https://www.youtube.com/user/Diageo?sub_confirmation=1 --- Watch other films on Guinness: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7yKiyUVNV3f3GBzZ...
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31st December 1759: Arthur Guinness signs a 9,000 year lease for St. James's Gate Brewery
Arthur Guinness was the son of the land steward to the Reverend Arthur Price, the Archbishop of Cashel. In 1755 he began brewing ale in Leixlip in County Kildare approximately 17 km north of Dublin. Four years later, at the age of 34, he negotiated with the descendants of Sir Mark Rainsford, the former Lord Mayor of Dublin, to rent the abandoned 4-acre site of the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin at £45 per annum. Much is often made of the lease lasting for an incredible 9,000 years. However long leases were reasonably common at the time to avoid full transfer of the freehold, since questions over land ownership posed serious political and social questions. Having replaced the existing brewing equipment Arthur Guinness initially continued to produce ale at the new site, and within a de...
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The Open Gate Brewery | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, home to the Brewers Project, is the latest in a line of Guinness experimental breweries going back to 1904. Today, Guinness brews a full range of beers from stouts to porters to lagers and more in its experimental wing of the historic St. James's Gate Brewery, located in Dublin, Ireland. Learn more about the Open Gate Brewery and the men and women bringing the experimental beers from Guinness to life. Connect with Guinness: Website: https://www.guinness.com/en-us/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GuinnessUS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guinnessus/
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St. James' Gate development video
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Hops & Hopping | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
Learn about hops for beer brewing from the brewers of Guinness in St. James's Gate, Dublin. Hops have been used for centuries in beer making. During the 1600s, brewers looked at hops as just a plant. They then found that hops not only give flavor to beer but also act as a natural preservative. There are 3 traditional methods of using hops: Method 1: Add hops to the kettle and boil them. This is where you would get the majority of your bitters. Method 2: Late Hopping - when you add the hops at the very end of the boil or into the next staging process called the whirlpool. This will give more aroma and less of a bitter flavor. Method 3: Dry Hopping - Add hops to fermented beer for 24-48 hours and you get hop aromas and the green character coming from the hops. Hop cones are the raw...
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Behind The Beer | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
Launching Guinness Irish Wheat required the very first large-scale malting of Irish wheat, installing a new grain silo at the brewery, and trusting a stout yeast to make a wheat beer – fortunately, it all worked out, yielding a delicious wheat beer with refreshing notes of banana, clove and citrus. Established in 1759, St. James’ Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed. Connect with Guinness: https://www.guinness.com/en-us/ https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/ https://twitter.com/GuinnessUS https://www.instagram.com/guinnessus/
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'Stories of St James's Gate - the gate, not the brewery'
An illustrated talk by Dr Bernadette Cunningham on one of Dublin's oldest suburbs and some myths that have emerged about the gate.
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Take a Summer Stroll Around St James’s Park
St. James’s Palace, in the heart of London is the oldest of all of the royal parks. Surrounded by three royal palaces, it is very much at the centre of royal history and ceremony. On this tour, I’m going to take you for a gentle stroll around the park. St. James’s Park is incredibly beautiful this time of year, with a variety of flowers in full bloom and numerous trees offering shelter from the British weather. The park is also well known for its friendly wildlife and we may even catch a glimpse of the royal pelicans. So join me on a summer’s evening stroll around St James’s Park. Should you wish to show appreciation for all of my hard work, you can give me a tip via trip admit, ‘buy me a coffee’ or send a tip via PayPal. Tip and Review Stephan here: https://ticketing.tripadmit.com/t/c...
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Together | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
It takes more than a brewery to make a beer. Guinness Irish Wheat — the first major wheat beer brewed with 100% Irish wheat — is the outcome of a collaboration between farmers across Ireland, the maltsters at Minch in County Kildare and the brewers of St. James’s Gate, Dublin. Established in 1759, St. James’s Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed. Connect with Guinness: https://www.guinness.com/en-us/ https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/ https://twitter.com/GuinnessUS https://www.instagram.com/guinnessus/
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Creating a new urban quarter at St. James’s Gate Site in Ireland | Diageo
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Opening the gates to a new urban quarter in Ireland.
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Opening the gates to a new urban quarter in Ireland.
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With the aim of creating a new world-class dynamic city quarter, Diageo Ireland has announced its plans to transform a part of its St. James’s Gate site at the heart of The Liberties area in Dublin into one of the most dynamic urban quarters in the country and in Europe.
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Opening the gates to a new urban quarter in Ireland.
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With the aim of creating a new world-class dynamic city quarter, Diageo Ireland has announced its plans to transform a part of its St. James’s Gate site at the heart of The Liberties area in Dublin into one of the most dynamic urban quarters in the country and in Europe.
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31st December 1759: Arthur Guinness signs a 9,000 year lease for St. James's Gate Brewery
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Arthur Guinness was the son of the land steward to the Reverend Arthur Price, the Archbishop of Cashel. In 1755 he began brewing ale in Leixlip in County Kildar...
Arthur Guinness was the son of the land steward to the Reverend Arthur Price, the Archbishop of Cashel. In 1755 he began brewing ale in Leixlip in County Kildare approximately 17 km north of Dublin. Four years later, at the age of 34, he negotiated with the descendants of Sir Mark Rainsford, the former Lord Mayor of Dublin, to rent the abandoned 4-acre site of the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin at £45 per annum.
Much is often made of the lease lasting for an incredible 9,000 years. However long leases were reasonably common at the time to avoid full transfer of the freehold, since questions over land ownership posed serious political and social questions.
Having replaced the existing brewing equipment Arthur Guinness initially continued to produce ale at the new site, and within a decade had built a thriving export business shipping his beer to England. However, the business really began to flourish following the decision to begin brewing porter in 1778. Its popularity prompted Guinness to make the decision in 1799 to focus exclusively on darker beers. This set the business on the road to developing the signature stout with which the name is now most commonly associated.
Arthur Guinness died in 1803, by which time the brewery was producing over 20,000 barrels a year. The business then passed to his son, Arthur Guinness II, under whose control it continued to expand. In 1838 the St. James’s Gate Brewery became the largest in Ireland in terms out of output, while it began to expand beyond the original 4-acre site. However, the original lease stayed in place until the 1980s when it was eventually bought out for an undisclosed sum.
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Arthur Guinness was the son of the land steward to the Reverend Arthur Price, the Archbishop of Cashel. In 1755 he began brewing ale in Leixlip in County Kildare approximately 17 km north of Dublin. Four years later, at the age of 34, he negotiated with the descendants of Sir Mark Rainsford, the former Lord Mayor of Dublin, to rent the abandoned 4-acre site of the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin at £45 per annum.
Much is often made of the lease lasting for an incredible 9,000 years. However long leases were reasonably common at the time to avoid full transfer of the freehold, since questions over land ownership posed serious political and social questions.
Having replaced the existing brewing equipment Arthur Guinness initially continued to produce ale at the new site, and within a decade had built a thriving export business shipping his beer to England. However, the business really began to flourish following the decision to begin brewing porter in 1778. Its popularity prompted Guinness to make the decision in 1799 to focus exclusively on darker beers. This set the business on the road to developing the signature stout with which the name is now most commonly associated.
Arthur Guinness died in 1803, by which time the brewery was producing over 20,000 barrels a year. The business then passed to his son, Arthur Guinness II, under whose control it continued to expand. In 1838 the St. James’s Gate Brewery became the largest in Ireland in terms out of output, while it began to expand beyond the original 4-acre site. However, the original lease stayed in place until the 1980s when it was eventually bought out for an undisclosed sum.
- published: 31 Dec 2018
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The Open Gate Brewery | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, home to the Brewers Project, is the latest in a line of Guinness experimental breweries going back to 1904. Today, Guinness brew...
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, home to the Brewers Project, is the latest in a line of Guinness experimental breweries going back to 1904. Today, Guinness brews a full range of beers from stouts to porters to lagers and more in its experimental wing of the historic St. James's Gate Brewery, located in Dublin, Ireland. Learn more about the Open Gate Brewery and the men and women bringing the experimental beers from Guinness to life.
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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, home to the Brewers Project, is the latest in a line of Guinness experimental breweries going back to 1904. Today, Guinness brews a full range of beers from stouts to porters to lagers and more in its experimental wing of the historic St. James's Gate Brewery, located in Dublin, Ireland. Learn more about the Open Gate Brewery and the men and women bringing the experimental beers from Guinness to life.
Connect with Guinness:
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- published: 01 May 2017
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St. James' Gate development video
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Find out more about our St. James' Gate development in Weddington, Nuneaton.
Find out more about our St. James' Gate development in Weddington, Nuneaton.
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Find out more about our St. James' Gate development in Weddington, Nuneaton.
- published: 21 May 2018
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Hops & Hopping | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
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Learn about hops for beer brewing from the brewers of Guinness in St. James's Gate, Dublin.
Hops have been used for centuries in beer making. During the 1600s...
Learn about hops for beer brewing from the brewers of Guinness in St. James's Gate, Dublin.
Hops have been used for centuries in beer making. During the 1600s, brewers looked at hops as just a plant. They then found that hops not only give flavor to beer but also act as a natural preservative.
There are 3 traditional methods of using hops:
Method 1: Add hops to the kettle and boil them. This is where you would get the majority of your bitters.
Method 2: Late Hopping - when you add the hops at the very end of the boil or into the next staging process called the whirlpool. This will give more aroma and less of a bitter flavor.
Method 3: Dry Hopping - Add hops to fermented beer for 24-48 hours and you get hop aromas and the green character coming from the hops.
Hop cones are the raw form of hops. Within hop flowers, there are yellow lupulins, within those are alpha acids and essential oils. Alpha acids contain the bitterness and the essential oils contain all the aroma.
Hops are a key ingredient for developing good-tasting beer. Hops can provide different flavor profiles by growing the same variety in different locations. It gives off different aromas and bitterness depending on the hop variety used.
Hops are flowers used to preserve and flavor beer. Hops can make beer bitter, fruity, spicy, grassy, piney or citrusy.
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Learn about hops for beer brewing from the brewers of Guinness in St. James's Gate, Dublin.
Hops have been used for centuries in beer making. During the 1600s, brewers looked at hops as just a plant. They then found that hops not only give flavor to beer but also act as a natural preservative.
There are 3 traditional methods of using hops:
Method 1: Add hops to the kettle and boil them. This is where you would get the majority of your bitters.
Method 2: Late Hopping - when you add the hops at the very end of the boil or into the next staging process called the whirlpool. This will give more aroma and less of a bitter flavor.
Method 3: Dry Hopping - Add hops to fermented beer for 24-48 hours and you get hop aromas and the green character coming from the hops.
Hop cones are the raw form of hops. Within hop flowers, there are yellow lupulins, within those are alpha acids and essential oils. Alpha acids contain the bitterness and the essential oils contain all the aroma.
Hops are a key ingredient for developing good-tasting beer. Hops can provide different flavor profiles by growing the same variety in different locations. It gives off different aromas and bitterness depending on the hop variety used.
Hops are flowers used to preserve and flavor beer. Hops can make beer bitter, fruity, spicy, grassy, piney or citrusy.
Connect with Guinness:
Website: https://www.guinness.com/en-us/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/GuinnessUS
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guinnessus/
- published: 01 May 2017
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St. James Gate Irish Pub
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Best Irish Pub in Banff, Alberta.
Best Irish Pub in Banff, Alberta.
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Behind The Beer | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
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- Uploaded Date: 10 Mar 2017
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Launching Guinness Irish Wheat required the very first large-scale malting of Irish wheat, installing a new grain silo at the brewery, and trusting a stout yeas...
Launching Guinness Irish Wheat required the very first large-scale malting of Irish wheat, installing a new grain silo at the brewery, and trusting a stout yeast to make a wheat beer – fortunately, it all worked out, yielding a delicious wheat beer with refreshing notes of banana, clove and citrus.
Established in 1759, St. James’ Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed.
Connect with Guinness:
https://www.guinness.com/en-us/
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Launching Guinness Irish Wheat required the very first large-scale malting of Irish wheat, installing a new grain silo at the brewery, and trusting a stout yeast to make a wheat beer – fortunately, it all worked out, yielding a delicious wheat beer with refreshing notes of banana, clove and citrus.
Established in 1759, St. James’ Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed.
Connect with Guinness:
https://www.guinness.com/en-us/
https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/
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- published: 10 Mar 2017
- views: 4017
29:11
'Stories of St James's Gate - the gate, not the brewery'
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An illustrated talk by Dr Bernadette Cunningham on one of Dublin's oldest suburbs and some myths that have emerged about the gate.
An illustrated talk by Dr Bernadette Cunningham on one of Dublin's oldest suburbs and some myths that have emerged about the gate.
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An illustrated talk by Dr Bernadette Cunningham on one of Dublin's oldest suburbs and some myths that have emerged about the gate.
- published: 15 Sep 2020
- views: 612
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Take a Summer Stroll Around St James’s Park
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St. James’s Palace, in the heart of London is the oldest of all of the royal parks. Surrounded by three royal palaces, it is very much at the centre of royal hi...
St. James’s Palace, in the heart of London is the oldest of all of the royal parks. Surrounded by three royal palaces, it is very much at the centre of royal history and ceremony.
On this tour, I’m going to take you for a gentle stroll around the park. St. James’s Park is incredibly beautiful this time of year, with a variety of flowers in full bloom and numerous trees offering shelter from the British weather. The park is also well known for its friendly wildlife and we may even catch a glimpse of the royal pelicans.
So join me on a summer’s evening stroll around St James’s Park.
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St. James’s Palace, in the heart of London is the oldest of all of the royal parks. Surrounded by three royal palaces, it is very much at the centre of royal history and ceremony.
On this tour, I’m going to take you for a gentle stroll around the park. St. James’s Park is incredibly beautiful this time of year, with a variety of flowers in full bloom and numerous trees offering shelter from the British weather. The park is also well known for its friendly wildlife and we may even catch a glimpse of the royal pelicans.
So join me on a summer’s evening stroll around St James’s Park.
Should you wish to show appreciation for all of my hard work, you can give me a tip via trip admit, ‘buy me a coffee’ or send a tip via PayPal.
Tip and Review Stephan here: https://ticketing.tripadmit.com/t/c/4af1b670-0c1b-4698-9da3-67b548f01577
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- published: 19 Jun 2024
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Together | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
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- Uploaded Date: 10 Mar 2017
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It takes more than a brewery to make a beer. Guinness Irish Wheat — the first major wheat beer brewed with 100% Irish wheat — is the outcome of a collaboration ...
It takes more than a brewery to make a beer. Guinness Irish Wheat — the first major wheat beer brewed with 100% Irish wheat — is the outcome of a collaboration between farmers across Ireland, the maltsters at Minch in County Kildare and the brewers of St. James’s Gate, Dublin.
Established in 1759, St. James’s Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed.
Connect with Guinness:
https://www.guinness.com/en-us/
https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/
https://twitter.com/GuinnessUS
https://www.instagram.com/guinnessus/
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It takes more than a brewery to make a beer. Guinness Irish Wheat — the first major wheat beer brewed with 100% Irish wheat — is the outcome of a collaboration between farmers across Ireland, the maltsters at Minch in County Kildare and the brewers of St. James’s Gate, Dublin.
Established in 1759, St. James’s Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed.
Connect with Guinness:
https://www.guinness.com/en-us/
https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessUS/
https://twitter.com/GuinnessUS
https://www.instagram.com/guinnessus/
- published: 10 Mar 2017
- views: 1287
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Creating a new urban quarter at St. James’s Gate Site in Ireland | Diageo
Opening the gates to a new urban quarter in Ireland.
Find out more about Guinness: https:...
published: 04 Oct 2017
Creating a new urban quarter at St. James’s Gate Site in Ireland | Diageo
Creating a new urban quarter at St. James’s Gate Site in Ireland | Diageo
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- published: 04 Oct 2017
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Opening the gates to a new urban quarter in Ireland.
Find out more about Guinness: https://www.diageo.com/en/our-brands/brand-explorer/guinness
With the aim of creating a new world-class dynamic city quarter, Diageo Ireland has announced its plans to transform a part of its St. James’s Gate site at the heart of The Liberties area in Dublin into one of the most dynamic urban quarters in the country and in Europe.
Watch to find out how this decision inspires Guinness to start a new chapter in their long history, at the heart of the community at St. James’s Gate site.
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31st December 1759: Arthur Guinness signs a 9,000 year lease for St. James's Gate Brewery
Arthur Guinness was the son of the land steward to the Reverend Arthur Price, the Archbish...
published: 31 Dec 2018
31st December 1759: Arthur Guinness signs a 9,000 year lease for St. James's Gate Brewery
31st December 1759: Arthur Guinness signs a 9,000 year lease for St. James's Gate Brewery
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Arthur Guinness was the son of the land steward to the Reverend Arthur Price, the Archbishop of Cashel. In 1755 he began brewing ale in Leixlip in County Kildare approximately 17 km north of Dublin. Four years later, at the age of 34, he negotiated with the descendants of Sir Mark Rainsford, the former Lord Mayor of Dublin, to rent the abandoned 4-acre site of the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin at £45 per annum.
Much is often made of the lease lasting for an incredible 9,000 years. However long leases were reasonably common at the time to avoid full transfer of the freehold, since questions over land ownership posed serious political and social questions.
Having replaced the existing brewing equipment Arthur Guinness initially continued to produce ale at the new site, and within a decade had built a thriving export business shipping his beer to England. However, the business really began to flourish following the decision to begin brewing porter in 1778. Its popularity prompted Guinness to make the decision in 1799 to focus exclusively on darker beers. This set the business on the road to developing the signature stout with which the name is now most commonly associated.
Arthur Guinness died in 1803, by which time the brewery was producing over 20,000 barrels a year. The business then passed to his son, Arthur Guinness II, under whose control it continued to expand. In 1838 the St. James’s Gate Brewery became the largest in Ireland in terms out of output, while it began to expand beyond the original 4-acre site. However, the original lease stayed in place until the 1980s when it was eventually bought out for an undisclosed sum.
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The Open Gate Brewery | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, home to the Brewers Project, is the latest in a line of Gu...
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The Open Gate Brewery | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
The Open Gate Brewery | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery, home to the Brewers Project, is the latest in a line of Guinness experimental breweries going back to 1904. Today, Guinness brews a full range of beers from stouts to porters to lagers and more in its experimental wing of the historic St. James's Gate Brewery, located in Dublin, Ireland. Learn more about the Open Gate Brewery and the men and women bringing the experimental beers from Guinness to life.
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St. James' Gate development video
Find out more about our St. James' Gate development in Weddington, Nuneaton.
published: 21 May 2018
St. James' Gate development video
St. James' Gate development video
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Find out more about our St. James' Gate development in Weddington, Nuneaton.
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Hops & Hopping | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
Learn about hops for beer brewing from the brewers of Guinness in St. James's Gate, Dublin...
published: 01 May 2017
Hops & Hopping | St. James's Gate Brewery Dublin | Guinness Beer
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Learn about hops for beer brewing from the brewers of Guinness in St. James's Gate, Dublin.
Hops have been used for centuries in beer making. During the 1600s, brewers looked at hops as just a plant. They then found that hops not only give flavor to beer but also act as a natural preservative.
There are 3 traditional methods of using hops:
Method 1: Add hops to the kettle and boil them. This is where you would get the majority of your bitters.
Method 2: Late Hopping - when you add the hops at the very end of the boil or into the next staging process called the whirlpool. This will give more aroma and less of a bitter flavor.
Method 3: Dry Hopping - Add hops to fermented beer for 24-48 hours and you get hop aromas and the green character coming from the hops.
Hop cones are the raw form of hops. Within hop flowers, there are yellow lupulins, within those are alpha acids and essential oils. Alpha acids contain the bitterness and the essential oils contain all the aroma.
Hops are a key ingredient for developing good-tasting beer. Hops can provide different flavor profiles by growing the same variety in different locations. It gives off different aromas and bitterness depending on the hop variety used.
Hops are flowers used to preserve and flavor beer. Hops can make beer bitter, fruity, spicy, grassy, piney or citrusy.
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St. James Gate Irish Pub
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St. James Gate Irish Pub
St. James Gate Irish Pub
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Best Irish Pub in Banff, Alberta.
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Behind The Beer | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
Launching Guinness Irish Wheat required the very first large-scale malting of Irish wheat,...
published: 10 Mar 2017
Behind The Beer | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
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Launching Guinness Irish Wheat required the very first large-scale malting of Irish wheat, installing a new grain silo at the brewery, and trusting a stout yeast to make a wheat beer – fortunately, it all worked out, yielding a delicious wheat beer with refreshing notes of banana, clove and citrus.
Established in 1759, St. James’ Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed.
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'Stories of St James's Gate - the gate, not the brewery'
An illustrated talk by Dr Bernadette Cunningham on one of Dublin's oldest suburbs and some...
published: 15 Sep 2020
'Stories of St James's Gate - the gate, not the brewery'
'Stories of St James's Gate - the gate, not the brewery'
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An illustrated talk by Dr Bernadette Cunningham on one of Dublin's oldest suburbs and some myths that have emerged about the gate.
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Take a Summer Stroll Around St James’s Park
St. James’s Palace, in the heart of London is the oldest of all of the royal parks. Surrou...
published: 19 Jun 2024
Take a Summer Stroll Around St James’s Park
Take a Summer Stroll Around St James’s Park
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St. James’s Palace, in the heart of London is the oldest of all of the royal parks. Surrounded by three royal palaces, it is very much at the centre of royal history and ceremony.
On this tour, I’m going to take you for a gentle stroll around the park. St. James’s Park is incredibly beautiful this time of year, with a variety of flowers in full bloom and numerous trees offering shelter from the British weather. The park is also well known for its friendly wildlife and we may even catch a glimpse of the royal pelicans.
So join me on a summer’s evening stroll around St James’s Park.
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Together | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
It takes more than a brewery to make a beer. Guinness Irish Wheat — the first major wheat ...
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Together | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
Together | St. James's Gate Brewery | Guinness Irish Wheat Beer
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It takes more than a brewery to make a beer. Guinness Irish Wheat — the first major wheat beer brewed with 100% Irish wheat — is the outcome of a collaboration between farmers across Ireland, the maltsters at Minch in County Kildare and the brewers of St. James’s Gate, Dublin.
Established in 1759, St. James’s Gate is one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the world. It’s where most of the Guinness served in the America is brewed.
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St. James's Gate
St. James's Gate, located off the south quays of Dublin, on James's Street, was the western entrance to the city during the Middle Ages. During this time it was the traditional starting point for the Dublin pilgrimage Camino to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Now central to a 64-acre (260,000 m2) industrial area, St. James's Gate was the location of a yearly festival.
Brewing
The St James's area has been associated with the brewing trade since the 17th Century. Many breweries were established in Dublin up to the mid-17th century - to compete with the burgeoning London beer trade. These included a brewery established by Alderman Giles Mee around 1670. Giles Mee was given a lease to the water rights at St James's Gate (called "The Pipes") by Dublin Corporation. These rights passed to his son-in-law, Sir Mark Rainsford, a city alderman who was Mayor of Dublin between 1700 and 1701. Rainsford leveraged these water rights and established a new brewery. He is credited as being the founder of the St. James's Gate brewery. Rainsford produced his own ale on the site as 'Rainsford's Beer and Ale'. However, there were many other brewers in and around St. James's Gate, and Rainsford's enterprise was not significantly different from the others. (Beer and ale were commodity products at the time as they were more commonly consumed than water - which contained contaminants that were removed in brewing.) Sir Mark Rainsford died in 1709, and the lease passed to his son - also Mark Rainsford Esq. In 1715, the Rainsfords put the premises up for lease and it was taken by Captain Paul Espinasse, who became a celebrated beer producer in the area. Espinasse however died in a fall from his horse near the Black Bull Inn at Drogheda in 1750.
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by: Devil Makes ThreeWell, I went down to Old Joe's Barroom
Down on the corner by the square
They were serving drinks as usual
Oh, the usual crowd was there
In the corner sat Big Joe McKenzie
His eyes were blood shot red
And as he turned to address the crowd around him
These were the very words that he said:
Well I went down to St James Infirmary
To see my baby there
She was laid out on that long white table
So cold, so pale, so fair
Let her go, let her go, God bless her
Where ever she may be
Let her search that whole wide world over
Never find a man as sweet as me
She'll never find a man as sweet as me
When I die, won't you bury me in my high top Stetson hat
Put a twenty dollar gold piece on my watch hand
So the gang'll know I died standing pat
I want six crapshooters for pallbearers
Pretty gals sing me a song
I want a jazz band on my hearse wagon
To raise Hell as we roll 'long
Won't you roll out that rubber tire hack
Thirteen men go down to that old graveyard
There's only twelve of them men coming back
Now that you heard my story
Have another shot of the booze
Anything anybody should ask
I got the St James Infirmary blues
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