Carlow OHaras Irish Red

Brewed by Carlow
Style: Irish Ale
Carlow, Ireland

Really liked this one. It has brownish-red dark color, a creamy head. A little bitter in the end, not the it matters.

Pours a good dark red to light burgundy. Small white head that is rapidly disappearing. Smells of soft ripe red fruits, some caramel. Opens up with a nice strong hops presence and a drier caramel malt and some darker candied red fruits. Ends very dry, maybe almost too dry. Light coffee maybe, more of a toffee. Moderate bitterness. Quite flavorful and good medium body, no thining at all. Carbonation leaves quickly with no problems.

Deep ruby red color, off white head. Relatively sweet all around. Slight hop bitterness at the end. Pretty nice.

Labeled as Moling's Traditional Celtic Beer. Nothing much to it, really. Leinie's Red is a better drinking beer.

Rubt red in color with a clear appearance,aroma was moderately sweet and malty.Caramel malts lend a sweet flavor from start to finish.

Clear brownish ruby color with a light tan head. Caramel and sweet malt aroma, full bodied. Starts and ends slightly sweet.

Cask Conditioned at The White Lion, Fewcott, Oxon. A red beer with a dry caramel tone, almost powdery on the palate. There is a sign of hops through a boiled vegetable flavour though bitterness does come through in the end.

Glorious ruby amber brown clear with medium size very pale beige orange head. Aroma is caramel honeycomb malt when cool and even more honeycomb when warmed. Medium woody cask bitter, grain and lighter metallic sweet malt start. Chewy medium strength roasted bitter finish and aftertaste. Didn't get much coffee. Very pleasant drinking