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Diageo plc

Global beverage company represented here only as the current corporate owner/operator context for Guinness-related Beer Universe identities.

  • company
  • active
  • 2 sourced/contextual connections

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Identity class
company
Temporal status
active
Place context
No place asserted for this identity.

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Roles change over time

Ownership, operation, employment, founding, production, and succession are relationship records with their own provenance and, when supported, effective periods. They are not copied into permanent identity labels.

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operates

St James’s Gate Brewery

Role: Corporate operator

No narrower time scope asserted

Current Diageo materials identify St James’s Gate as the home of Guinness and describe continued investment there.

owns

Guinness

Role: Brand owner

No narrower time scope asserted

Diageo presents Guinness as part of its current beer portfolio; this edge represents brand ownership context, not production-site identity.

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brewery

St James’s Gate Brewery

Dublin brewery-site identity historically associated with Arthur Guinness and currently described by Diageo as the home of Guinness.

Navigation heuristic: 44. semantic 16 + evidence 8 + verification 8 + confidence 6 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0

operates · forward

Diageo plc — operates → St James’s Gate Brewery.

Operation is distinct from ownership, control, brand identity, and production location; temporal scope may matter. Current Diageo materials identify St James’s Gate as the home of Guinness and describe continued investment there.

Evidence: Guinness: Iconic Stout Since 1759 · Diageo Opens Littleconnell Brewery

brewery

Guinness

Guinness represented as a beer brand identity within Diageo’s beer portfolio, not as a legal company or a single physical brewery.

Navigation heuristic: 40. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 6 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0

owns · forward

Diageo plc — owns → Guinness.

Ownership is distinct from brand identity, physical operation, production location, and control; temporal scope may matter. Diageo presents Guinness as part of its current beer portfolio; this edge represents brand ownership context, not production-site identity.

Evidence: Guinness: Iconic Stout Since 1759

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Provenance & rights

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organization primary

Diageo Opens Littleconnell Brewery

Diageo

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organization primary

Guinness: Iconic Stout Since 1759

Diageo

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