500 ml can. Starts an opaque beige color, settles to a clear amber. Tightly packed creamy off-white head. Slight hop aroma, smooth malty flavor. Light body, watery mouthfeel. Pity the beer doesn’t taste as good as it looks.

Can, smooth creamy head which lasts and lasts, again thanks to the widget. clear light copper colour, ;ight barnyard aroma with some oxidised tones. strong bitterness upfront giving way to some fruity notes and traces of honey wax, light soury aftertaste. not really to complex, but quite smooth and satisfying.

An interesting beer. Reverse cascading beer with a ful 2 inch foay head and a dark amber browny complexion that i hard to describe. My first taste: i found the beer aaing and complex. After this, i found the beer mediocre. Overall, i would drink this again.

Clear amber look with a buzzing head and loads if tiny bubbles in the glass. Sweet caramel aroma and grassy hops. The flavor is mainly sweet and smooth with some fruity notes. Decent bitter finish and overall very drinkable.

<br /><i><b>Pacific Northwest Vacation 2007</b></i><br /> <br /><b>8/24/2007</b>: Caffrey’s Irish Ale has a pale amber color and a creamy off-white head. The light flavor has a toffee quality and is not too bitter. It has a dry mid-palate and is barely sweet. This beer is very smooth, creamy, and mild mannered due to the nitrogen. Although this beer is not great, it is always enjoyable to drink, pairs with most food well, and goes down nicely. I really wish that Caffrey’s was still available in the United States. I miss it&#033;<br /><br /> <i>Draught &#40;pint&#41; at Irish Times Pub in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Rating #390 for this beer...</i><br />