wbrown1499 (3), Summerville, South Carolina, USA
does not count  Jun 14, 2002 GREAT BEER!!!! One of my favs.
redhead99 (1), Columbus, Ohio, USA
does not count Jun 13, 2002 it’s just a great red beer. This is authentic irish beer not an american brew posing as real.
 mikeben (344), Naperville, Illinois, USA
Feb 9, 2004 Updated: Apr 4, 2004Really good Irish red. A bit too hoppy but otherwise the description at the top is correct. Very beautiful color nice aroma. Creamy taste and refreshing.
erlik (26), Spain
Aug 15, 2002 An excellent ale with a exciting red color. Smooth and nice taste.
ARMed (485), Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania, USA
Sep 2, 2002 This was an exceptional well-balanced reddish irish ale. It had an efforvescent appearance with a reddish overtone. The flavor was abundant and well pronounced. It had slight hints of caramel, mint, and irish hops. Very drinkable. Try it with some Italian sourdough bread and hot red peppers!
dkazuk (247), winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Dec 9, 2007 500ml bottle under the name Molings Traditional Celtic Beer.
Pours a deep cherry brown with a small tan head. Aroma is pleasant. Nutty, bready, a little yeasty and sweetly floral as well a nice chocolate note. Warms up adding some smoke and red grape scents. Light bodied feel. Low carbonation. Flavour has some chocolate malts and a little bit of fruit, Ending dry and lightly chocolaty, bitter and smoky. I think this one is a little underrated. I loved it, one of my new favourites, for sure.
Dragonblaze99 (349), Greater London, England
Feb 8, 2002 Very nice, nutty, smoky malty taste. Clean sweetish aroma and good palate. Very balanced.
sherriwilbourne99 (3), Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, USA
does not count Jun 19, 2002 Finally someone produced a good red. I love this beer, it’s so much better than the norm.
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