George Killians Celtic Classic Stout

On tap at the Dublin Irish Fest.Sampled from a plastic cup.Poured black with a small thinning head.Malts, chocolate, and some roastiness.Flavor was mild with some bitter chocolate hints.A nice small bitter finish

On draught at the Dublin Irish Festival (As Dublin Irish Festival Stout). The beer is dark brownish-black with a thin light brown head that diminishes quickly. Stringy lacing doesn’t stick but it is served in a plastic cup. Light roasty aroma with notes of malt and chocolate. Medium, smooth body with flavors of roasted malt, sweet chocolate and a bit of coffee. The finish is roasty with a short malt aftertaste. Slightly above average overall.

I beleive I had this tonight under the name DUBLIN STOUT...Brewed for the Blarney Bash in Dublin, Ohio...Killians was the sponsor, and they were also selling Coors/Coors light...This was pretty basic, of course, a very watered down "Stout" but a tad better then a regular Killians...You know, it was served in a plastic cup on St. Pat’s day, so I didnt have my hopes up!

I refuse to carry this... the reason? its just killians red.. big whoopdedoo ive seen this stuff in killians pub in Boston’s Logan Airport.

Add more roasted barley to Killians Red and this is what you get