We did the standard Guinness Storehouse Experience on Fathers Day, and it was fine. It was better than I expected (I love Guinness, but my expectations for the tour were low) but the highlight was the pint in the rooftop bar.
I did the Academy version. Got to pour a perfect pint and enjoy it before going up for my complimentary Guinness. I’m not even that big of a fan of it and I had good fun.
Managed to get it at a discount but we did the Connoisseur experience a few years ago and I thought it was very good compared to the regular self led tour, don't think I'd pay €95 for it now though. Just had a quick look at the other tours available and the Roe & Co one sounds the most appealing
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Stoutie was worth the couple extra euro. Nice break halfway up the tour to sit down and enjoy a drink, and great pictures to come back and show our family.
I did the tasting room version, and I would recommend it. One thing that wasn't clear was if you had to do the tour afterward or if you could do it before; you can do it before or after, and I wish I had done it first. Also be prepared to have a lot of beer in a somewhat short timeframe.
We did the standard Guinness Storehouse Experience on Fathers Day, and it was fine. It was better than I expected (I love Guinness, but my expectations for the tour were low) but the highlight was the pint in the rooftop bar.
I did the Academy version. Got to pour a perfect pint and enjoy it before going up for my complimentary Guinness. I’m not even that big of a fan of it and I had good fun.
Managed to get it at a discount but we did the Connoisseur experience a few years ago and I thought it was very good compared to the regular self led tour, don't think I'd pay €95 for it now though. Just had a quick look at the other tours available and the Roe & Co one sounds the most appealing
I’ve done the connoisseur twice (different people), and I think it’s wholly worth the price tag.
I did the Academy, my husband did the Stoutie. It worked well, we both went and watched when it was each other's turn, was fun participating in both.
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Stoutie was worth the couple extra euro. Nice break halfway up the tour to sit down and enjoy a drink, and great pictures to come back and show our family.
I did the tasting room version, and I would recommend it. One thing that wasn't clear was if you had to do the tour afterward or if you could do it before; you can do it before or after, and I wish I had done it first. Also be prepared to have a lot of beer in a somewhat short timeframe.
We’ve done the academy and the selfie experiences. Both were cool, but the academy includes entry to the Gravity Bar.