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● The Guinness factory is located in the center of Dublin at Rainsford Street. It was created in 1752 by Arthur Guinness, who first exported Guinness beer to England in 1769. Guinness uses barley, hops, water, and their signature yeast in the brewing process of grinding, separating, boiling, fermenting, and packing. Guinness has become one of the most popular beers worldwide due to its distinctive color and taste.
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- 1. GUINNESS
- 2. SUMMARY ● situation ● history ● creator ● elaboration ● popularity
- 3. SITUATION The factory is in the center of Dublin, is located in the Rainsford Street.
- 4. HISTORY The factory was created in 1752 with Arthur Guinness. In 1769, Guinness beer was exported to England for the first time
- 5. ARTHUR GUINNESS Arthur Guinness was born in Celbridge in 1725. In 1778, exploited new channels of Ireland to extend its market.
- 6. ELABORATION ingredients: -Barley -Hops -Water -GUINNESS ® Yeast
- 7. Process: -grinding -separation -boiled -ferment -packing
- 8. POPULARITY You could say that Guinness is the most popular beer in the world since it's inconfundible color and her taste distinguish it from the others.
- 9. THE END