Pale Ale
Pale Ale and its popular relative, India Pale Ale (IPA), originated in Burton-on-Trent (Burton) in Staffordshire, England, in the 1800s. Essentially during the same period that Pale Lagers (Pilsners and variants) were gaining acclaim and popularity over dark beers in continental Europe, Pale Ales became all the rage in England, where English brewers held steadfast to warm fermentation techniques over the newer, cooler lagering techniques used in Germany and elsewhere. Learn more about Pale Ale.
O'Hara's IPA (Irish Pale Ale)
4pk-11oz Btls
Ireland, Ale, Pale Ale, American Pale Ale
Hoppy, Citrusy, Malty, Medium-bodied. Ireland- American Pale Ale- A beautifully rich golden color with a thick and creamy white head. Refreshing, zesty notes of citrus on the nose. …More info
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Strangford Lough Legbiter Ale
6pk-12oz Btls
Ireland, Ale, Pale Ale, English Pale Ale
Malty, Toasty, Toffee, Medium-bodied. Ireland- English Pale Ale- Pours a clear tawny color. Pleasant aromas of Toffee, herbal hops, toasty bread and butter on the nose with fruity …More info
