Harp Lager

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Color is very weak, clear, light. Big white head. Bland aroma, flavor of wet hay. Gnrr.

Draft at MCP in Carlisle, PA. Well, it is beer. Not bad. If you like the standard swill this is much better! Pale. No aroma. Very pale. Small head. Nearly transparent. Acidic. Whatever. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap- Served a nice golden color with a good head that faded to decent lacing. Mild aroma of malt sweetness, some grain and a hint of hops. taste of malt sweetness and grain with a mild bitterness and a fairly dry finish. Light body, crisp and somewhat refreshing. Pretty decent Euro Lager, best on tap. Better than BMC offerings.

Pretty smooth finish with a taste that you would expect from just about any run of the mill lager.

UPDATED: FEB 3, 2012 On tap at Tir na Nog outside Penn station in NYC. Golden hue with slight amber capped by a foamy head. Nose of grass and straw. Taste is slight hay balanced by light cracker sweetness. Mouth is light but drying. This is a good way to await a train ride back upstate. Rated via BeerBuddy

Not a very good beer. Pass on this watery excuse for brew. It’s just not worth the effort.

Pours a bright clear golden with a full white head that dissipates to just a cover. Grain and vegetable aroma. Taste is acceptably refreshing with sweet pale maltiness and mid-level hoppiness predominating. A great beer to have instead of a BudMillerCoors and a few American regionals, but nothing more.

This is a great refreshing clear and crisp beer. I enjoy this one quite frequently.

I had the extra cold version, which was a basic lager served far too cold for any flavours to come through