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Murphy’s Irish Stout

Murphy’s Irish Stout

$3.75 for the "draft style" can at Taco Mac, Douglasville, GA, USA. Brewed in England under license from Murphy's. Imported to the USA. Good clean looking appearance with a nice "lace" aka "a nitro foam head that sticks to the glass" with jet black...

2.92 out of 5.00 | Under Par
Murphy’s Irish Stout

Tetley’s English Ale

$5.99, four-pack, Corks, Marietta/Smyrna, GA. It looks good and you can drink a lot of this stuff, but the nitro cans (smoothflow) are simply a pale shadow of real Tetley's. I am biased, because after you drunk the real stuff only yards from the...

2.89 out of 5.00 | Under Par
Abbot Ale

Abbot Ale

Pictured 02/06/24 Original notes 05/29/04 Another example of a super keg beer being completely neutralized by putting in a nitro-can. The stuff in the can is virtually unrecognizable in experience to the original, which in this case is a step back....

3.41 out of 5.00 | Drinkable
Murphy’s Irish Stout

Wexford Irish Cream Ale

The points for appearance, mouthfeel and drinkability (all 4.0) for this brew are almost always the same for these "creamy" nitro-can ales. Unfortunately they are becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between, and are becomingly...

2.72 out of 5.00 | Under Par
Murphy’s Irish Stout

Boddingtons Pub Ale

$7.09 for 4 pack Publix supermarket, Carrollton, GA. Pours a pale orange color with a somewhat transparent look. The head works very well in the nitro can, being produced consistently and instantly. It remains in the glass all the way to the bottom...

3.43 out of 5.00 | Drinkable