Styles
Beer Atlas · city
Dublin
Dublin geographic identity for Beer Atlas discovery.
Geographic identity
What this place record means
- Identity class
- current locality
- Coordinate
- 53.3331° N, 6.2489° W · locality point · WGS84
Boundary
Beer Atlas models identity and hierarchy, not a survey-grade polygon. Coordinates, when present, are reference points with explicit precision.
Hierarchy
Places nested directly below this identity
No child place is asserted in the foundation.
Cross-world geography
What connects here
Origin, event location, tradition center, and legal designation remain different relationship types.
Ingredients
None asserted
Time Cellar
None asserted
Traditions
None asserted
Designations
None asserted
Generation C · actor graph
Breweries, people & institutions connected to this place
Identity-specific links only: companies, brands, production sites, institutions, and people remain separate nodes.
production facility
St James’s Gate Brewery
Dublin brewery-site identity historically associated with Arthur Guinness and currently described by Diageo as the home of Guinness.
Generation C · material graph
Material culture connected to this place
Artifacts, marks, package formats, glassware, and design contexts stay separate from brands, products, creators, and source-media files.
label · 1862
Guinness Trademark Label System — 1862 first appearance
Conceptual artifact record for the Guinness bottle-label system in which Guinness documents the harp device first appearing in 1862.
graphic designcitation onlyrights review
Graph discovery · explainable
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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: 40. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 6 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0
located_in · reverse
St James’s Gate Brewery — located in → Dublin. This explanation is being viewed from the target side of the directed relationship.
Entity is located in a place for a stated time period. St James’s Gate Brewery is in Dublin.
Evidence: Guinness: Iconic Stout Since 1759
design artifact
Guinness Trademark Label System — 1862 first appearance
Conceptual artifact record for the Guinness bottle-label system in which Guinness documents the harp device first appearing in 1862.
Navigation heuristic: 39. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 5 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0
originated_in · reverse
Guinness Trademark Label System — 1862 first appearance — originated in → Dublin. This explanation is being viewed from the target side of the directed relationship.
Origin scope is only as precise as the cited evidence and place identity. Guinness brand/trademark history is centered on the Dublin brewery context; this is not a claim about the present physical location of a specific surviving label specimen.
Evidence: The Guinness Harp — first label and trademark history