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Subido el 18 de septiembre de 2022 por Javier G.

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Hello and welcome back to That's Ireland. Today we're in Dublin again, but this time 00:00:00
we're going to find out a bit more about the commercial side of the city. This is Molly 00:00:20
Malone. Now she is one of Dublin's most famous traders. She went round the streets selling 00:00:25
her cockles and mussels. You might have heard the famous Dublin song. In Dublin's fair 00:00:31
city where the girls are so pretty, I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone. As she 00:00:37
wheeled her wheelbarrow through the streets broad and narrow, crying cockles and mussels, 00:00:44
alive, alive-o. I'm on Grafton Street. This is Dublin's main pedestrian shopping street. 00:00:50
Ireland has some world-class commercial brands and some of these can be found right here 00:01:03
on Grafton Street. This is Butler's, my favourite chocolate shop. It was founded in 1932 by 00:01:08
Marian Butler, who wanted to create little moments of happiness. Today her chocolates 00:01:17
are sold all over the world. This is Bewley's Café. Samuel Bewley was the first person 00:01:24
to import tea into Ireland at a time when tea drinking was not that common. He was able 00:01:33
to change the taste of a whole nation, making Bewley's tea a household name in Ireland. 00:01:38
There's no doubt that Ireland's best-known brand is this one, Guinness. So I've come 00:01:46
to the Guinness storehouse to learn a little bit more about the iconic drink, or food as 00:01:51
it's sometimes considered. This former fermentation plant has been adapted to tell the history 00:01:56
of Guinness beer, or stout. The story is told through various interactive exhibition areas 00:02:04
that cover everything from the ingredients and the brewing process, to the transport 00:02:13
and advertising of Ireland's most identifiable brand. The design of the building is in the 00:02:18
shape of a pint glass of Guinness, with the trademark creamy colour on top, represented 00:02:25
by the 360-degree gravity bar and its fantastic views of the city. The Guinness storehouse 00:02:32
gets over a million visitors every year, and I've met one of them. This is Steve. Hi Steve. 00:02:44
Hi, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Steve, what is your favourite part about your tour 00:02:48
here at the Guinness storehouse? My favourite part was in the first stage, the waterfall, 00:02:54
and I love the gravity bar, you can see all over Dublin, and of course the free Guinness. 00:02:59
This is where you get your free pint of Guinness. Do you like Guinness? I love Guinness. Good 00:03:06
man Steve, well thanks for talking to us. Thank you. So there is an art in pulling a 00:03:11
good pint of Guinness, and I want to learn, and Aaron here is going to teach me. Hello 00:03:21
Aaron. Hi Ed. Welcome. Thank you. So to start off, firstly, I'm going to give you your glass. 00:03:25
So this is your first step in crafting a perfect pint. Ok. Step number two is your angle. Using 00:03:32
the golden harp, aim it directly under the end of the nozzle in front. Ok? This gives 00:03:38
you 45 degrees. Step three, you're going to pull the tap in front of you, all the way 00:03:44
down towards you. Ok. How is that? Did I pass? Looking pretty good. So you'll notice 00:03:49
that you presented it with the Guinness and harp facing forward and everything, which 00:04:04
means that having done the six steps, I can present you with your own certificate of crafting 00:04:08
a perfect pint of Guinness. Well thank you very much. Congratulations. I'm going to test 00:04:13
you now. Sláinte. Sláinte. Lovely. 00:04:17
Subido por:
Javier G.
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Fecha:
18 de septiembre de 2022 - 8:47
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04′ 25″
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