Carlow OHaras Irish Red

Bottle, with the alternate label "Moling’s Traditional Celtic Ale". Copper-penny amber with a short-lived tan head. Aromas of chocolate, toffee, and hints of rye. Whiskey-kissed toffee malts with notes of apple fruit and a dry woody finish. Not getting any smoke here, more like a subtle whiskey-barrel note. A little on the thin side, but otherwise quite nice.

Bottle. Pours a dark, dark ruby red body with nice thick off white foamy head. The aroma is regular malt and a touch of smoke. The flavor is slightly smokey with notes of malt.

bottle 355 ml
Appearance: light brown look, clear with good ruby light, large creamy to cover. Presentable ale.
Nose: roasty , smoky, brown malts , hint of tree bark and black pepper.7-
Flavor/Palate : medium light bodied. Brown malts on flat , plain. Bit peppery. Not much here also not particularly drinkable either. Late woody bitterness.

Bottle. Pours a dark copper-auburn body with a bubbly white head. The aroma has light DMS, bread, and some caramel. Tastes toasty with caramel malts and faint vegetal notes.

12 ounce bottle pours a nice red.Taste decent some hops and easy to put down probably wouldnt buy again.

12oz bottle into a pint glass Rather dark for a red, though light shows nice ruby colors. Smooth and easy going with a touch of roast and chocolate.

Dark reddish-brown pour with a light tan head. Sweet malt aroma. Slightly sweet tasting, a little hop flavor and a little dry finish. Nice balance of flavor. Lacing on the glass.

Bottle: pours dark red/brown. Medium-light body, a little watery. Nice hoppy,dry finish. Nutty chocolate overtones that you have to "search" for.