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Beer #23 - McSorley's Irish Pale Ale

Style: Irish Ale
Purchased at: Vintage Cellar
What makes this beer different: Spicy, Earthy flavor!
Will I be drinking this again: Yes.
Grade: B+

Recommendations:
Just like its big brother, the black lager, this pale ale is a winner! Smooth & crisp tones accent this hoppy ale. McSorley's Pale Ale is a mix between an English Ale and an Irish Red Ale. Word to the wise: You will find this brew quite drinkable, so don't lose track of how many you put back!


Recommendations:
Try pairing with a nice cut of prime rib and garlic mashed potatoes :) YUM
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  1. AnonymousApril 3, 2010 at 8:08 AM

    Woo Hoo, next do an irish red. Thank god for the Alliance!

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