Carlow OHaras Irish Red

The pint is deep red in color as its namesake suggests. It has a thin body and watery consistency. Flavors include chocolate, molasses, and some nuttiness. Not too hoppy. Although the beer has a pleasant aroma before the sip, you are left with a skunky aftertaste which hurts the overall experience.

Bottle. Malty aroma. Reddish amber body, large light tan head. Very mild slightly nutty flavor. Body quite thin. Bland, but not unpleasant.

500 ml bottle. Reddish-brown color, slight off-white head. Fruity aroma with some spicy notes. Fruity hop flavor and some dark malts. Light body, medium carbonation. Not bad.

Questa l’ho presa grande e mi ha molto stufato; per fortuna che mi han dato tutti una mano in questa faticosa impresa. Una irish ale decisamente modesta, con sentori di albicocca.

12 oz brown bottle. Nice fruity grainy aroma with touch of floral hops. Clear amber with small white head. Fruity grainy flavor with some roast on back end. Light body and mouthfeel. Subtle tea like hop notes. Finish is dry and clean.

Pours a copper ruby with a one finger forthy head. The nose is malty, bready, sweet, some hops, mostly grassy herbal hops. The flavor is crisp and sweet, malty, metallic dry hoppiness.

Brewed in Ireland !! Pours a dark amber color with a off white head. Aroma of caramel, fruit, and hops. The taste is of spices and malts that ends with a slightly dry finish. It’s ok, I guess i am not a big fan of Irish Red beers.

12oz bottle served in a flute-ish glass. Poured deep garnet topped by an off-white head. Smells of toasted caramel and a metallic hop note. Taste is fairly bland, some caramel, spicy hops, water. Leaves some clumpy lace, pretty ugly. Average at best.