Murphys Draught Irish Ale

Brewed by Magor (InBev UK - InBev)
Style: Irish Ale
Caldicot, Gwent, Wales

I can get this on tap at O’kellys in Abilene texas. I really like this beer. It remindes me of a more milky guinness. Its a creamy beer, with a strange think/thin body. Its dark, but not to bold. Its all about the body and palate. Very pleasant.

Aromas of apple and malt. Deep, clear amber. Slightly watery maltiness hiding pleasant notes of crystal malts, caramel, and toffee. Very smooth. Medium-full palate.

Pours a nice amber color. Not a lot of aroma, sweet malt with a hint of fruit/hops. Flavor is malty, with a touch of bitterness.

I actually like this a little better than guinness. It has a much more milder taste than guinness, not as bitter. The head has a beautiful froth to it. Very enjoyable!

fairly standard irish ale, not much else to say, creamy and ale like, goes down well enough to fill up the glass again.

Pours a dark black with a creamy persistant tan head. Aromas of light coffee, malt. The taste is somewhat of a dissappointment thin ,bland, watery and metalic.

Keg at Mickey Flynns, Banbury. Dark, reddish cloudy beer with Nitro head. Smooth carbonated rubbish. Malty but lacking any other characteristics. Absolute garbage.

Very good, not alot of head...unless it disapated while it waited for the waitress to bring it to me. I liked it better than Guiness. It has a choclate taste to it. I will definately drink it again. Nice clear brown/red color.