Breó Glass

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Breó Glass

GUINNESS Breó Glass. Capacity - half pint. Height - . Style - tulip half pint glass. Front of Glass - white harp with "Breó White Beer" written to the right side of it. Above text is Arth Guinness signature in red. Image and text faded from dishwasher. Back of Glass - half pint mark. Breo was launched on 22 April 1998. A new type of beer with a distinctive cloudy appearance, white fluffy head and natural citrus beer taste. Made using three different types of grain – no other beer was brewed in this way at that time. This unique brewing process was developed at St. James’s Gate. The name ‘Breo’ is an ancient Celtic word meaning ‘glow’. The beer was on the market from 1998 to 2002, in Ireland only. Glass donated to the Guinness Archive in February 2017 by Colm O'Connor, Guinness Beer Specialist.

Catalogue

Ref No: GDB/PK04.02/0071

Start Date: 1998

End Date: 2002

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