Ruining people not beer - part 3

TRIP TO THE MUSEUM OF BEER Guinness (continued, part 3) tour itself was very interesting. The museum has 7 floors with many rooms of various subjects. Some of them were devoted to technology and ingredients, of which Guinness is brewed beer, while others - long history of beer advertising campaigns, and others talked about the company founder Arthur Guinness, and a fourth - the life of the brewery workers. But most of all we liked the room, where he gave a "free" pint of Guinness beer at the end of the tour. City of Dublin looked great, but, unfortunately, particularly there to see it was not on that. If Dublin was a man, it would be rude, not very well-dressed, and probably a bit sniffy character, but worth it to speak to him, "Dublin" could listen all night long. The Dublin General Post Office you must be thinking that that pint of beer, which we were treated to tours at the end was the best in the world. Personally, I imagined that this would be especially pint, much better than anything I've drank in my life. But it was not. Beer was as tasty, as usual, so that the commitment to consistent quality of Guinness, which we so often heard throughout the tour, still holds. Even funny how many times have we seen or heard the advertising slogan "Guinness is useful, the company adheres to its more than one year. Right to imagine how the people visiting the museum of beer starts to avoid doctors and drink beer to feel better. In the elevator on the way down a few Americans doing stupid comments and a lot of noise. They went to one of the floors, and two middle-aged Dubliners muttered: "Damn Yankees!". When we went out with Michelle out of the elevator, we looked at each other and said: "Damn Dubliners!" - And began to laugh. Probably, each in its own way feels a little better than those who are close by. Chair Arthur Guinness I once heard about a good Vietnamese restaurant called "Saba", and told it to Michelle. But I had no idea where he is. We had to search it in Google and then search the restaurant itself, to get their portion of pho bo. Pho Bo - a soup made with beef and noodles. After lunch we went to the cafe "Butler", to drink coffee and hot chocolate. We started a little tired and I had hoped that a bus that will take us to the airport, we will be able to see the semifinal match between Munster and the "Biarritz". Then we decided that since we are in Dublin, you have to drink a couple beers, Guinness. "Munster" lost, but the beer was delicious, so that the balance has been met! We fell asleep before the plane took off as, and woke up just before he was supposed to land. The plane landed at 7:00 pm and we were home, having had to buy a bag of fried potatoes, at 7:20 am. Great! Barrels of beer Guinness Forces have almost gone, but we still decided to walk and drink more stockpiled more of Dublin's Guinness beer. Beer gradually turned into a rum and cola, and somehow imperceptibly come 3 o'clock. We did not sleep from 5 am the previous day, and finally it was time to conclude this eventful day. I can say that a trip to a museum of beer Guinness "was worth it to prepare it" and that "Good things are worth waiting for" (a phrase from the Guinness beer commercials, prim.perev). Well, the Museum of Guinness can be deleted from the list of places where we were going to get. Another place that we plan to visit, is Scotland. Yes, and tickets already booked. Depart at 4 weeks. The adventures continue for a beer? Start material: See also: Beer lovers will be able to make a qualified choice in the waiting rooms of North American airports named after a multimillion-dollar beer Razguliay October Beer lovers will be able to make a qualified choice in the waiting rooms of North American airports