Saccharomyces Beer Cafe
Slow Lane Leann Dearg - Irish Red Ale Can 4pk
We’ve been hosting traditional Irish music sessions at our brewery taproom over the last few months, ... if you’re speaking Irish, is a malty but easy drinking ale. Brewed with a base of flavourful Maris Otter malt and just enough roasted barley to give it an amber-red colour. Just in time for St P ...
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Slow Lane Leann Dearg - Irish Red Ale Can 4pk - Saccharomyces Beer Cafe 
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Harold’s Food and Liquor
Slow Lane Brewing Leann Dearg Irish Red Ale 375ml
A Leann Dearg is Slow Lane Brewing’s take on the traditional Irish Red Ale — a smooth, malt-driven b ... aromas of caramel, toffee, and lightly toasted malt. On the palate, gentle sweetness from the caramel malts is supported by subtle earthy undertones, with a clean, rounded finish that keeps it ...
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Slow Lane Brewing Leann Dearg Irish Red Ale 375ml - Harold’s Food and Liquor
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On the palate, gentle sweetness from the caramel malts is supported by subtle earthy undertones, with a clean, rounded finish that keeps it sessionable at 4.5% ABV. This beer showcases the richness of Irish brewing traditions beyond the well-known dry stout, offering a softer, sweeter side of the Emerald Isle.
Beer Cartel
Slow Lane Leann Dearg Irish Red Ale 375ml Can
About The Beer Country: Australia Brewery: Slow Lane Brewing Style: Irish Red Ale Format: 375ml C ... the last few months, so thought it was about time we brewed our first Irish beer style. An Irish Red Ale, or Leann Dearg if you’re speaking Irish, is a malty but easy drinking ale. Brewed ...
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Slow Lane Leann Dearg Irish Red Ale 375ml Can - Beer Cartel
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Brewery: Slow Lane Brewing
Style: Irish Red Ale
Format: 375ml Can
ABV: 4.5%
We’ve been hosting traditional Irish music sessions at our brewery taproom over the last few months, so thought it was about time we brewed our first Irish beer style. An Irish Red Ale, or Leann Dearg if you’re speaking Irish, is a malty but easy drinking ale. Brewed with a base of flavourful Maris Otter malt and just enough roasted barley to give it an amber-red colour. Just in time for St Patrick's Day, Sláinte!