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[[Image:Guinness_Draught.jpg|200px|right|thumb|A pint of Guinness Draught as served at the Guinness Storehouse Museum in [[Dublin]]. {{photo|David Blaikie}}]] | [[Image:Guinness_Draught.jpg|200px|right|thumb|A pint of Guinness Draught as served at the Guinness Storehouse Museum in [[Dublin]]. {{photo|David Blaikie}}]] | ||
:''This article deals with the famous alcoholic beverage. For other uses of the name, see [[Guinness (disambiguation)]]'' | :''This article deals with the famous alcoholic beverage. For other uses of the name, including [[Guinness World Records]] and Sir [[Alec Guinness]], see [[Guinness (disambiguation)]]'' | ||
Revision as of 18:44, 27 July 2007
- This article deals with the famous alcoholic beverage. For other uses of the name, including Guinness World Records and Sir Alec Guinness, see Guinness (disambiguation)
Guinness is a type of stout, originally brewed in Dublin, which has become synonomous with Irish nationality and sympathies. It is one of Ireland's most famous exports, comparable with Swiss watches or French cheese.
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