Harp Lager

Brewed by Dundalk (Diageo)
Style: Pale Lager
Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland

Golden yellow with a nice head. Nice, solid aroma, mildly sweet. Distinct taste that was also a little sweet, somewhat hoppy with hints of malt. Did not really like the aftertaste.

Draught. Nice golden color with medium white head and decent lacing. Faint aroma, somewhat malty. Flavor was average, but not bad for a pale lager. Crisp but somewhat dry at the end.

What an awful piece of work, initially it pours well, certainly on tap it looks the part, tastes slightly chemically and I really dislike it, not at all something I would drink by choice

Can. Very pale, golden body. Very fluffy head, but it is gone at once. Clear pilsener aroma. Sour and bad flavour, almost rotten. This was really bad. (Our hotel room Dublin, 18.03.07)

Pours a pale, dingy yellow w/ a medium sized semi creamy froth. Residual lacing is just a thin rig. Aroma is faint w/ beer malts. Light nectar w/ ample residual effers. Crisp and clean w/ a mellow malty backbone. The finish is bittered slightly. Easy drinking w/ no off flavors. A good session brew.

Nothing special. Medium golden color, light in aroma, and subpar in flavor. Would buy again only if making half and half’s

I suppose it’s pretty good for a pale lager...but it’s a pale lager. Good to drink with spicy or strongly flavored food when you don’t really want something too rich and complex that may mess with the taste of the food....still best with Guinness on top (which is the sole reason it sits in my fridge).

Tap St Patricks-Golden appearance smooth taste but left a kind of odd malty taste with the palate. Might have been the fact i drank a decent amount of guinness throughout the day. Have a 6 pack in the fridge and may adjust the vote. Wasn’t all that impressed with the aroma