and as a result some beers labeled "red ales" are not truly so. In America, darker amber ales are also sometimes labeled as "red ales." Murphy's Irish Red was originally brewed as Lady's Well Ale ...

For a number of years, lager beer has reigned supreme ... You can also find Murphy’s Red; both are available in six-packs. Irish reds are similar to a standard amber ale: a malty ale that ...

Anytime is the right time for an Irish ... beer. Of course, the days leading up to and the day of St. Patrick’s Day are the perfect time (but maybe not so much the day after). Guinness and ...

Murphy’s pours a very nice burnished bronze, with fruit and caramel hints and is dry, crisp and hoppy — as an Irish Red should be. A very drinkable beer for a day devoted to drinking.

But it's the rare dessert indeed that has 4-percent ABV. Murphy's Irish Red. A rich vibrant bronze is the hallmark of this smooth beer that offers up hints of caramel and malt that serve to even out ...

You might have been curious about where Killian’s Irish Red was on this list ... available in the U.S. One of the most popular is Murphy’s Stout. From Cork, this robust and flavorful stout ...

The beer tastes like Smithwicks with less hops and a Guinness-like creamy head. It has the aroma and flavor of toasted malt. 9. Murphy’s Irish Red This true red ale derives its hue from roasted ...

Michael Dorgan, owner of the Wicked Monk in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, recommends an Irish beer that, like him, is originally from Cork. “Murphy’s stout is ... s is an Irish red ale, and as you ...