Beer Review – O’Hara’s Stout


Name: O’Hara’s Stout

Origin: Ireland

Style:  Dry Irish Stout (5%)

Appearance: A very obvious Guiness clone, pouring with the standard cascading black, ruby red beer. Large creamy head.

Taste:  The aroma is almost non-existent. The taste is light, watery. There are some notes of dark chocolates, bitter coffees and even a slightly sour hint to it. The bitter coffee-esque aftertaste lingers.

Mouth Feel:  Mouth fell is very soft, like liquid velvet. The body is very light and watery.

Final Thoughts (2.5 out of 5): By the time I got around to trying the microbrewed Guiness clone, I was so sick of this black beer it was all I could do not to hide my disappointment. There was over 25 microbrewed beers I had never seen before at this pub and I picked a Guiness wanna-be.

For just $5000 a night you can live like a king of olde.

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