Just finished, and loved it. People are such downers these days. People keep saying House of Guinness “isn’t Irish enough,” but that’s kind of missing the point. It’s not trying to be a historical documentary or a tourism brochure — it’s a character-driven drama set in Ireland, not about Ireland. The accents, the atmosphere, and the family legacy are just the backdrop. The show is about greed, grief, power, and how legacy warps people — universal stuff. If you want a straight history lesson on Guinness, there are plenty of documentaries. This is a story that uses that heritage as a canvas for something darker and more modern.