House of Guinness is the new drama created by Peaky Blinders' Steven Knight and is hitting Netflix in just over a month's time

With a star-studded cast including James Norton, Dervla Kirwan, and even Game of Thrones alum Jack Gleeson, House of Guinness looks set to be the next binge-worthy sensation. So, for those craving a historical family drama with a distinctly Irish kick, mark your calendars. We’re expecting dark and delicious viewing.

House of Guinness takes the action away from Birmingham, and instead looks at an Irish dynasty, the home of the world-famous stout beer. Set between Dublin and New York as the Guinness family attempts to grow its brewing empire, in the aftermath of Sir Benjamin Guinness, who turned the beer into a market force.

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