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 ...

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.

O’Hara’s Food & Spirits, a family-run business since the ’80s, infuses Newton Highlands with Irish-American flavor and friendly service. Patrick O’Hara, the owner of O’Hara’s Food & Spirits as well as ...

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.