Kilkenny, the cream of Irish Beer

Brewer: Guinness
Style: Ale
Alcohol Content: 3.8%

Smithwick's Brewery, Kilkenny

Located just off Parliament Street, between the WaterGate and the River Nore, the brewery, today, is owned by a multinatioanl company called Diageo, but to everyone it is still known as Smithwich's Brewery. Most of the Budweiser for Europe and Kilkenny Irish Beer is brewed here. For those wishing to visit the brewery, a little incentive is the free pint of beer at the end of the tour in the Brewery Club.
Kilkenny is an exceptional red ale of super premium category beer brewed by Guinness breweries. It is mildly bitter and is known as the "young brother" of Guinness, due to the anciet recipe. Its full bodied flavour and clean refreshing taste combine with the nitrogenated creaminess to produce for you an indulgent experience. What sets Kilkenny apart from other beers is that its nitrogenated, whereas other beers are commonly carbonated. This nitrogenation ensures Kilkenny_Beer's distinctive features - the velvety smooth, creamy head and the rich ruby red colour. These features come about while being brewed from 100% Irish malt which are mildly baked in the brewing process.

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