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A celebration of the great Guinness success story; featuring advertising campaigns and a collection of delicious Guinness inspired recipes.
From the beginning in 1759 when Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease on a Dublin brewery to the present when over 10 million people around the world enjoy Guinness beer everyday, this book celebrates the story of one the world's most iconic brands.
It reveals the compelling history of the beer, with evocative photographs of the people and places that are such a part of the rich heritage of Guinness, the brand . Added to this are eighteen delicious Guinness recipes, both classic and contemporary, that make the most of the taste of one of the world's best-loved beers.
From the beginning in 1759 when Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease on a Dublin brewery to the present when over 10 million people around the world enjoy Guinness beer everyday, this book celebrates the story of one the world's most iconic brands.
It reveals the compelling history of the beer, with evocative photographs of the people and places that are such a part of the rich heritage of Guinness, the brand . Added to this are eighteen delicious Guinness recipes, both classic and contemporary, that make the most of the taste of one of the world's best-loved beers.
著者について
Paul Hartley, who created the delicious recipes in this book, is also the author of a number of bestselling cookbooks on such famous food brands as Marmite, Heinz Tomato Ketchup and HP Sauce.
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A remarkable book about a remarkable beer
2009/10/22
形式:ハードカバー|Amazonが確認した購入
If you ask anyone remotely familiar with beer to name a "stout," the chances are pretty good that they'll answer "Guinness." For 250 years, Guinness has been one of the best-known, popular and quintessential symbols of Irish culture throughout the world. Although it's actually a "light" beer in terms of strength--it's less than 4.5 percent alcohol by volume, about the same as Bud Light--Guinness has earned an undeserved reputation among the uninitiated for being strong and bitter. It's really not. A reputation that it DOES deserve is that of being known and enjoyed in almost every country in the world. "Guinness: Celebrating 250 Remarkable Years" illustrates the global phenomenon of this outstanding dry Irish stout (the epitome of the style, it's not black--it's actually a deep ruby red) in a most informative, enjoyable and entertaining way.
This slim volume packs hundreds of black-and-white and color pictures and brief but relevant text passages into its 128 pages. There are four main sections. First, "The Story of Guinness" tells the history of the Dublin company from its founding in 1759 by Arthur Guinness at the St. James Gate brewery up to the present. Then "The Beer" covers nearly everything you'd ever want to know about Guinness. You'll find out exactly how its made, discover its several different variants (Draft, Extra Stout, Foreign Extra Stout, etc.), and even learn the proper technique for pouring the perfect pint (it should take 119.5 seconds) in a stunningly photographed sequence of steps. "The Ads" is an almost purely visual chapter, reproducing more than 50 Guinness print advertisements that have run over the years. Here you'll find examples of the "Guinness is good for you," "Guinness for strength" and "My goodness, my Guinness" campaigns, as well as many others. The final section, "The Food," contains 18 recipes for appetizers, soups, main courses and desserts, all with a common ingredient--a cup or two (or more) of Guinness. The exquisite photos alone will make you salivate. Imagine the gustatory pleasure you'll have when you whip up some Galway oyster bisque, sausages with Guinness gravy and colcannon, and even Guinness caraway bread. All served with a pint, of course.
So, if you can't make a pilgrimage to the Visitor Center at the St. James Gate brewery any time soon, reading "Guinness: Celebrating 250 Remarkable Years" while enjoying a perfect pint may be the next best thing. Cheers!
This slim volume packs hundreds of black-and-white and color pictures and brief but relevant text passages into its 128 pages. There are four main sections. First, "The Story of Guinness" tells the history of the Dublin company from its founding in 1759 by Arthur Guinness at the St. James Gate brewery up to the present. Then "The Beer" covers nearly everything you'd ever want to know about Guinness. You'll find out exactly how its made, discover its several different variants (Draft, Extra Stout, Foreign Extra Stout, etc.), and even learn the proper technique for pouring the perfect pint (it should take 119.5 seconds) in a stunningly photographed sequence of steps. "The Ads" is an almost purely visual chapter, reproducing more than 50 Guinness print advertisements that have run over the years. Here you'll find examples of the "Guinness is good for you," "Guinness for strength" and "My goodness, my Guinness" campaigns, as well as many others. The final section, "The Food," contains 18 recipes for appetizers, soups, main courses and desserts, all with a common ingredient--a cup or two (or more) of Guinness. The exquisite photos alone will make you salivate. Imagine the gustatory pleasure you'll have when you whip up some Galway oyster bisque, sausages with Guinness gravy and colcannon, and even Guinness caraway bread. All served with a pint, of course.
So, if you can't make a pilgrimage to the Visitor Center at the St. James Gate brewery any time soon, reading "Guinness: Celebrating 250 Remarkable Years" while enjoying a perfect pint may be the next best thing. Cheers!
2 人中、2人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Guinness has some history
2010/7/5
Amazonが確認した購入
Purchased via Amazon. What I expected was a short book dedicated to the history of the brewery, brand, and beer.
Guinness has a legacy in the beer community. This book takes the reader back to the beginning.
We find out who the original Guinness was and are told a story of why it was a single brew brewery. Also told us how various elements affected the growth and changes to the company.
The book provides a fair amount of history however it spends an equal amount of time dedicated the process details. Explained is how the beer is brewed, how it's delivered, and more.
Interesting tome are the transitions from old traditions to the new. From wood barrels to metal, from horse drawn carts to trucks and from brewing only in Dublin to worldwide bottling, the growth is amazing.
You really see how the family and descendants cared for keeping the brewery running like a family for all employees. Makes me glad I've found Guinness as a favorite.
Guinness has a legacy in the beer community. This book takes the reader back to the beginning.
We find out who the original Guinness was and are told a story of why it was a single brew brewery. Also told us how various elements affected the growth and changes to the company.
The book provides a fair amount of history however it spends an equal amount of time dedicated the process details. Explained is how the beer is brewed, how it's delivered, and more.
Interesting tome are the transitions from old traditions to the new. From wood barrels to metal, from horse drawn carts to trucks and from brewing only in Dublin to worldwide bottling, the growth is amazing.
You really see how the family and descendants cared for keeping the brewery running like a family for all employees. Makes me glad I've found Guinness as a favorite.
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