Great Lakes Conway's Irish Ale
Presentation: Poured from a 12 oz brown bottle into an imperial pint glass. The label shows a turn of the century policeman in front of a church or chapel and explains that this is Patrick Conway, the owners grandfather. I loe the info Great Lakes puts on their beers, ABV, recommended serving temperature, and a best buy date. Appearance: Pours with just over one finger of almost white foam. This settles into about half a finger of head that sticks around for the rest of the glass. The beer itself is a honey orange, with a slight reddish hue. Beer is absolutely clear. Smell: A little fruity upfront, with hints of orange and other citrus. Very slight metallic tang. The barest aroma of sweet malt and hops in the finish. Taste: Just a hint of citrus upfront, followed by solid malt backbone. Subtle sweetness blends well with some breadiness. Finishes with mild hop bitterness. Mouthfeel: Carbonation is average. Body is very good! Drinkibability: Another solid offering from Great Lakes. Easy drinking yet flavorful.