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| O'Hara's Irish Red | |
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“Brewed true to it’s heritage, the O’Hara family have gone back to basics and brew this fine Irish ale as it used to be brewed – with natural ingredients and no artificial additives”. Formerly known as Moling’s Red Ale and now carrying the family name of the brewery founders, this full-bodied Irish red, ruby in colour, is fruity and aromatic with a distinctive hop character balanced with a generous blend of sweet malts and has a distinctive roast finish. ABV 4.3% |
| Reviewed by | Andy |
| Review date | 09/04/2012 |
| Review | Reviewed: April 4, 2012 My first Serving Type: 11.2 oz bottle Glassware: Pint This one poured dark amber orange with a thick and fluffy tan head. Some wispy lacing was left in my glass. Smell is delicate fruit, sweet caramel and malts, classic European aroma. Body is medium and carbonation is also medium. Entry is also delicate fruit, giving way to sweet malts. It finishes Earthy, hoppy and zesty with an old world rustic feel to it. It did get watery as it warmed. This is a nice Irish Red, good taste and flavor. Easy to drink. I give it 3 stars, Very Fine. |
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