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Roe & Co Distillery is a whiskey distillery opened by Diageo in 2019 in the former Guinness power station on James's Street, close to the St James's Gate brewery. It is named after George Roe, whose Thomas Street Distillery stood nearby until it closed in 1926. Visits explain how the whiskey is made and include a tasting.
Teeling Whiskey Distillery opened in 2015 on Newmarket in the Liberties, the first new whiskey distillery in Dublin in over 125 years. It stands near Marrowbone Lane, where Walter Teeling set up a distillery in 1782. Guided tours follow the whiskey-making process past the working stills and end with a tasting.
Pearse Lyons Distillery occupies the former St James' Church on James's Street, a Church of Ireland church whose present building was designed by Joseph Welland in 1859. Pearse Lyons bought it in 2014 and restored it as a distillery, which opened in 2017. Guided tours show the stills inside the former church, the stained glass and the old graveyard.
The Guinness Storehouse is a visitor centre in a former fermentation building of the St James's Gate brewery, opened to the public in 2000. Its seven floors surround a glass atrium and cover the brewing process, the company's founder Arthur Guinness and its advertising. The Gravity Bar on the top floor looks out over Dublin.
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