Ireland is known for two
things Whiskey and beer. There are a few different Irish beer styles. The most
popular is the dry Irish Stout, such as Guinness. Which is probably the largest
Irish beer band in the world. Well we have Original Wexford Irish Style Crème
Ale 5.0% ABV and is brewed by Greene King Brewery in St. Edmunds, Suffolk
England, and it’s has one similarity to some Guinness products, it has a co2
widget in the pint can. This is called the draught can. The c02 widget in the
can is like having canned beer like it was from a pubs tap. All the widget is,
is a small round sphere the size of a Ping-Pong ball filled with co2 and one,
two, or three little holes on it to release some of the co2 into the can during
pouring and creating a beer like you’d have from a pub tap. Wexford pours a
copper color with a very thick, tight, and creamy white head that looks a bit
like whipped cream, and has some real staying power, all the way to the end of
the pint. The head does leave very nice creamy lacing on the sides of the glass.
There is a decent amount of light streaming through with huge amounts of co2
thanks to the widget. The aroma on Wexford is creamy, a bit sweet, and a little
bright. I found there to be a slight whipped creamy scent on the nose of this
beer. The taste is super easy on your palate, with a big creamy lager flavor
that is crisp, smooth, and easy drinking. There is a nice touch of sweetness
that coats you tongue for a second or two, then fades to a nice smooth
crispness. The mouth feel is somewhat light, and Wexford has nice easy creamed
finish that leads into a nice creamy lager aftertaste that is lightly
sweetened. Overall Wexford is very nice, easy, and drinkable cream ale. I give
this an A. None of the flavors on this are too much or overdone or overpowered
in any way. I think that any type of
beer drinker would enjoy this. So that is a yes on me recommend Wexford Irish
Style Crème Ale. So go out and try Wexford Irish Style Crème Ale and see what you
think of it. Cheers! Please drink responsibly!
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