George Killians Irish Red

Brewed by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: American Dark Lager
Golden, Colorado USA

Bottle. Pour is a coppery red with a finger of dense foam on top. Aromas of sweet caramel and spice. In the flavor, the malt takes on more of a nut character with a bit of fruit and spice.

A lighter shade of an Irish red. This tastes very sweet with not very much bitterness going on. Easy to drink but not impressive.

Dark red, drink from a keg, I guess slightly malty, a bit fruity, pretty bad, but not a bad choice if you have to host a party...

Rusty amber colored pour with a short lived off-white head. Subtle caramel and toasted nut aroma with a hint of spicy European hops. Flavor is mostly nutty and toasty with a moderate amount of spicy hops, but still very vegetal, stale and adjuncty tasting. Medium-thin body with lots of carbonation. Not bad for a macro brew but you can still definitely tell that it is.

An excellent lager for anyone, very smooth and rich. A must taste for any beer drinker

Attractive amber pour. Nose of caramel malt. Medium bodied, slightly creamy. Caramel dominated taste. Skunky aftertaste. Good looking and smelling but pretty unremarkable. I won’t go out of my way to drink it again, but it was free so I can’t complain.

On tap at The Boondocks, P.C. Beach, Fl. Dark, amber color with minimal head, yet very creamy to taste. I only tried this because the place didn’t have a whole lot to offer, but it wasn’t as bad as I expected.

This was good, It made for a great trip to the pub. It is surprisingly smooth.