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    1. TrevorWaksh on

      They’ve been listed on the London Stock Exchange for a long time, since 1886. Guinness the company and the Guinness family have been historically politically/publicly aligned to England until 1927 and its HQ is in London. It’s only branded as Irish as a marketing gimmick and it fookin works

    2. Able-Exam6453 on

      Is that Brum?
      Wish I could get at that Penhaligon’s section 😻

    3. Guinness is owned by Diagio which is British company with headquarters in London.

    4. IntentionFalse8822 on

      Well I suppose Guinness is the best beer in London compared to their own bland flat watery stuff.

    5. Mundane-Wasabi9527 on

      Between that and bewley’s tea, and butlers chocolate, to be fair the England make nothing food related anymore that’s in the price bracket of airport duty free.
      It’s all either Scottish or Irish it seems except a few bits of Cadbury’s but that’s not even British anymore.

    6. Royal_IDunno on

      And that’s another reason why you should not go to the UK’s capital city.

    7. TheBaggyDapper on

      Prices are in £ so I presume that’s somewhere in England and the best that London could come up with is a few £3 keyrings with a picture of a ferris wheel. That whole display is an affront to The Crown.

    8. Well Guinness is owned by British company Diageo, founded by the Anglican son of a Protestant clergyman.

      They didn’t even hire Catholics until the 1960s and even asked people who married Catholics to resign up until then.

      Guinness is one of the most successful examples of cultural appropriation on the planet it’s made itself synonymous with Ireland and our symbols. Despite being owned and operated for centuries by our colonial oppressors.

      Not that I don’t drink it till it comes out my ears but popping up at an English souvenir stand is the least of their worries.

      Jameson has a real fucked up history too

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