Review: Breckenridge Brewery Dry Irish Stout

Review: Breckenridge Brewery Dry Irish Stout

Get ready for St. Patty’s tomorrow by picking up a four-pack of Breckenridge’s nitro-charged Dry Irish Stout, a fun Guinnessesque brew that will take you straight back to old Eire. Made in partnership with Boundary Brewing of Belfast, it’s a silky and appropriately creamy ale that offers up a rich and toasty oatmeal character before getting into some fruitier notes of apples and peaches, plus hints of dried banana chips. Gentle coffee and nutty aromas emerge as the beer warms up — all the better to entice you to actually eat that corned beef and cabbage.

4.8% abv.

B+ / $12 per four-pack of 15.2-oz cans / breckbrew.com

Breckenridge Brewery Dry Irish Stout

$12
8.5

Rating

8.5/10

Christopher Null is the founder and editor in chief of Drinkhacker. A veteran writer and journalist, he also operates Null Media, a bespoke content creation company.

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