REDUX: Zach Berger shares a pint and the fascinating history of Guinness.
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Zach Berger discusses the philanthropic efforts of Arthur Guinness and the history of the Guinness brewery.
Send us Fan Mail Arthur Guinness felt it was important to give back to the city that hosts the brewery. In the 1800s, the Guinness family contributed to the restoration of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, a private green reserved for the city’s wealthiest residents, was purchased by Arthur Edward Guinness and donated to the City so the green space could be enjoyed by everyone in the area. The brewery paid 10% higher than the average industrial wage in Dublin at the time...
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