Irish red ales get their reddish hue from the small amounts of roasted barley they contain. ... O'Hara's Irish Wheat is an easy-drinking golden ale. On the nose, it displays hints of banana, ...

Instead, we dropped O’hara’s Irish Red in its spot. A much more flavorful example of the style, this traditional red ale is known for its balance of sweetness and bitterness.

5. Flying Dog Lucky SOB Irish Red Ale: The "luck of the Irish" is a common phrase thrown around on St. Patrick's Day, but nobody really knows where it comes from. (Theory #1: it's supposed to be ...

For those who are Irish or merely aspire to be on St. Patrick's Day, here's a guide to the essential elements of any Celtic revelry: Irish stout, ale and porter.

O'Hara's Irish Stout is a new challenger to the crown, with some reviewers claiming it is '100% better than Guinness' and 'the best-sticking one we've had out of the tins' Skip to main content News ...

The game room at O'Hara's Irish Pub as seen on Friday, May 17, 2024. Javier Gallegos The pub will also carry local beers from Tin Roof Brewing Co., Gnarly Barley Brewing, Parish Brewing Co. and more.

Notes: Pours an eye-pleasing dark red, with a light-tan head; don't be deceived by the ale's deep color — it is not a heavy beer. Thoughts: On March 17, there is only one kind of beer to review.

O'Hara's Irish Stout. ... For a sip of Irish history, try this classic red ale from Sullivan's Brewing Company which first opened for business over 300 years ago in the city of Kilkenny.

So with the cold weather either upon us, or about to be upon us, now is probably an opportune time to review a darker beer.