O'Hara's Irish Stout
The flagship of the O’Hara’s brand, this uniquely Irish stout brings one back to how Irish stouts used to taste. First brewed in 1999, it has since been awarded prestigious honours for its quality and authenticity.
O’Hara’s Irish Stout has a robust roast flavour complemented by a full-bodied and smooth mouth feel. The generous addition of Fuggle hops lends a tart bitterness to the dry espresso-like finish. This sessionable stout beer is filled with rich complex coffee aromas mingled with light liquorice notes. The combination of traditional stout hops with an extra pinch of roast barley allows us to stay true to Irish tradition, recreating a taste so often yearned for by stout drinkers.
O’Hara’s Irish Stout has a robust roast flavour complemented by a full-bodied and smooth mouth feel. The generous addition of Fuggle hops lends a tart bitterness to the dry espresso-like finish. This sessionable stout beer is filled with rich complex coffee aromas mingled with light liquorice notes. The combination of traditional stout hops with an extra pinch of roast barley allows us to stay true to Irish tradition, recreating a taste so often yearned for by stout drinkers.
3.4
1411 reviews
Bagenalstown, Ireland
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Bottle, Beer52. Poured dark brown almost black, white foam. Nicely dry with a good roasty flavour.
Almost three fingers of head pitch black motor oil like color. Coffee with some chocolate and dark fruits very smooth low alcohol stout still very good.
0,44l can. Thick black colour with long lasting creamy beige head. Aroma: Coffee beans, earthy tones. Taste: Has a full malty start with tarty/earthy tones and a medium bitter mouthfeel. Has a gently oily texture. Light/medium body with fizzy carbonation. Long lasting earthy, dry/bitter finish.
Black with a beige head, roast malt, coffee, light aroma, light chocolate aroma, medium body, light coffee, burnt, ashy, decent
330ml bottle - Pours black with a medium sized frothy beige head. Aroma is roasted malts, coffee and bitter chocolate notes. A roasty malt taste, roasted malt, coffee and light chocolate flavours with a drying and moderate to light bitterness.
Pours coffee black, tan head. Berries and coffee/cocoa, balanced with a soft vanilla feel to the finish. Pretty good stuff.
Tight beige head left a cover on still black body.
Make, liquorice & cigarette aroma.
Medium bodied, smooth with a short dry back.
Malt, chocolate, coffee, smoked & burnt tastes with a lightly hopped citrussy finish.
Good stuff.
Pours dark. Aroma is coffee, dark chocolate, plum, roasted malt and vanilla. Light creamy body. Taste is roasted malt, chocolate, espresso coffee and dark fruit. Lovely session stout.
440 ml can. Pours brown with tall, long lasting, creamy, beige head and nice lacing. Aroma is of toasted malt, dark fruit, cacao and vanilla. Body is medium, creamy and smooth. Taste is of nutty, toasted malt, coffee, chocolate, brown sugar, dark fruit and earthy hops. Finish is long and dry. Nice brew.
Bottle from Beer52. Black with beige head. Aroma and taste of chocolate, roast, light coffee, caramel, some dustiness, dry, light herbal. Medium bodied, quick slick. Nice stout.
Pours a dark colour with white head taste a nice smooth taste to it with a chocolate deep taste with a malty taste
Bottle from Beer52. Pretty smooth. Black with mahogany hints and a lasting medium-sized beige head. Chocolate, coffee and burnt caramel to the fore. A dry ash taste comes through, with a light hint of blackcurrant and liquorice behind. It's a touch too acrid in the finish for my tastes, but it's still a decent brew nevertheless. Happy St Paddy's Day!
Schöne Kaffeenoten, voller runder Geschmack.
Smoked
Deze Ohara’s Irish Stout met 4,3% alcohol drinkt lekker weg. Er zit een licht bittertje in en een droge afdronk. Niet slecht.
Draft at the Pub in northern Kentucky - roast and toast. I'm guessing this is on nitro. Creamy
ruby tinted brown near black. beige head. smell is super burnt roasted barley, licorice, toffee, caramelization, complexity. taste is minerally, malty, refreshing and highly herbal. this malt tastes god damn amazingly doughy, deep.i actually taste a lot of corn tortillas in it on multiple sips. taste is a rare 10. body is thickfor the ABV. i believe fairly high carbonation compared to what is expected in a DIS. can't believe its filtered.
this was a slightly slow burn but after half the glass, this is excellent, very exciting and fun.
i would definitely buy this again.
Bevuta in bottiglia. Tipica stout. Non è cattiva, ma troppo semplice. Manca di corpo.
Buen trago, una stout con cuerpo, aroma. Cierta robustez.
Pours black with a brown head.
Aroma - Malt. Chocolate. Coffee.
Taste - Roasted malt, Burnt coffee.
Piwo wypite podczas jakiegoś zajęcia. Albo smakowało albo nie, nie miałem ochoty pisać peanów na ten temat.
can @ 24/7 shop (budapest) dark brown colour, normal body, no head, silky and creamy texture, watery, roasted malty, coffee, strong bitter, dry
Coffeeish. Roasted malts. Burnt and smokey aroma. Nitro pour. Silky smooth and creamy. Satisfyingly tasty.
Pours dark brown with nice head. Aroma of malts and char. A very clean and dry bittersweet malt flavor, a bit of vanilla. Roasty dark malts abound, finishes dry. Simple taste profile. At 4.3% ABV it goes down easy. A nice surprise. Would have again.
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Aus der Dose mit Nitro. Im Glas ein schwarzes, sich nach dem Einschenken klärendes Stout mit hellbraunem Schaum. In der Nase Röstmalz, Haselnuß und ein bitterer Nachklang. Im Mund sehr cremig, geröstete Eßkastanie, Malzsirup, Kaffeesatz, Milchschokolade, süffig mit bitterem Abgang.
O’Hara’s Irish Stout 4.3%
Pitch black with tan foam and a savory roasty aroma. Medium bodied with a dry finish. The taste is like a roaster more robust Guinness. Quite good.
Ochutnáno 7. května 2021 během pivní ochutnávky s kamarády. Piva zakoupená z eshopů beergeek.cz, beershop.cz a remeslneprodukty.sk.
Bière 33 cl. Jolie robe noire Uqsi opaque, nez légèrement sur les grains de café torréfiés, cappuccino. En bouche, on retrouve ces notes ainsi que du chocolat, du malt grillé doux. C'est assez aqueux, se rapproche plus d'une Porter mais reste bonne et goûteuse pour ses 4.3°. Agréable pour une bière légère sans être exceptionnelle. (M)
Jolie robe noire, nez légèrement sur les grains de café torréfiés. En bouche, on retrouve ces notes mais c'est beaucoup trop aqueux à mon goût, dommage.