Beer ‘N Golf

I don’t claim to be an expert on lagers. But then again that has never stopped me before, so here it goes. Kells Irish Lager is a clean crisp lager with a honey color and a hint of citrus with that initial sip. I typically like a little more bite in my beer, but this is a very drinkable lager. Double the alcohol content and lose the goofy Irish Flautist on the bottle, and I might actually be proud to drink this lager. Rogue has definitely improved on the traditional American lager, and its all thanks to the Irish. While this wouldn’t become a daily drinker for me, I would take it gladly over Millweisoors.

Rouge

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