Trafalgar Paddys Irish Red

Brewed by Trafalgar Brewing
Style: Irish Ale
Oakville, Canada

A little boring after a while, but it has a delicious taste and awesome raspbwerry mermelade aroma.

can. Poured clear orange-amber with a lasting creamy off-white head. Medium bodied, average carbonation. Roasty, malty, and some citrus peel flavours. Moderate bitterness throughout.

Pours with almost no head and a red color. Complex aroma of malt, caramel and hops. Nice and sweet flavors of malt and caramel. A nice enjoyable beer, more malty than hoppy.

Eye-pleasing chestnut appearance. Deep, dark aromas of heavy chocolate malt and molasses. Not as full-flavoured as expected, which actually plays to this beer’s advantage. Layers of chocolate, coffee and molasses are tastefully restrained, creating a beer that can either be quaffed or sipped, depending on the mood. A well-balanced brew.

473mL can from an OCB mixed pack. Pours a pale red with a large white head. The aroma actually has some real Noble hops in there, nice, kind of metallic, wet dog, not much in the way of malts. Kind of smells bad to be honest. Flavour is much better though, peppery Noble hops upfront met with some nice roasty caramalts, like sugar crisp in the finish. Aftertaste has some nice crystal malt quality to it. The hoppiness plays off the malts well throughout. Everything integrates well, very good balance. By Trafalgar standards this is excellent and quite enjoyable. I might buy it every so often if it were sold individually.

Reddish brown,lasting tan head.Tiny bead. Pleasant malt nose.Creamy lightly toasted malt flavor. Good Belgian lace.

pours reddish brown with a big off white head. toffe aroma with a hint os hops. malty sweet, hints of nuts. decent hoppy finish. not bad.

650 ml bomber. Amber colour, thick lasting off-white head. Aroma is very dusty and musty with a hint of maltiness. Flavour shows butterscotch, berry fruitiness. No bitterness and a bit too sweet. Ok, but not great.