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Smithwick’s - Irish Ale
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Staying light for the day
365 days of black and white photos. 76 of 365 This is some of the best damn beer I've ever had! Got it for St. Patrick's Day! We had corned beef and cabbage and leek and potato soup! my first time making both, and they came out delicious!
Hyappa Ale Capone by Hyappa Brews
The puns keep coming thick and fast from Hyappa Brews with Hyappa Ale Capone up next. #craftbeer #beer #japan
Hyappa Ale Capone is a 5% Irish ale from Hyappa Brews, based in Aichi, Japan. It’s part of their all-year round range that can be found in both bottles and on tap at their brewpub. Like many other Hyappa Brews beers, Hyappa Ale Capone is based around a pun, though this one is perhaps one of the easiest to guess, especially with Al Capone emblazoned on the front – I wonder what his family think of…
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Kevin Mahon - Hell's Kitchen Irish Ale - Album Review
Kevin Mahon – Hell’s Kitchen Irish Ale – Album Review
When Kurt Cobain died, Dave Grohl started writing Foo Fighters music, initially just for himself, and when Kevin Mahon lost both his parents, he did much the same. Never meaning to release any of it, the music stayed stored for years, but eventually he changed his mind and the record Hell’s Kitchen Irish Ale finally saw the light of day. The album has parts 90’s alternative, leaning on R.E.M. and…
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Hi No Tani Irish Red Ale by Hi No Tani Kogen Beer
Fire in your belly if you can finish it Hi No Tani Irish Red Ale by Hi No Tani Kogen Beer #craftbeer #beer #japan
Hi No Tani Irish Red Ale is a 5% Irish ale from Hi No Tani Kogen Beer, based in Mie prefecture. It is part of their all-year round range and it is brewed using Maris Otter malt and only uses Amarillo hops for both bittering, flavouring, and aroma though it only has an IBU of 16 units. It can be found in both bottles and on tap at the time of writing. It’s reddish I guess. Hi No Tani Irish Red Ale…
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