Kilkenny’s brewing heritage dates back to 14th century and is a classic Irish ale. Pouring brilliant copper with a foamy white head that sustains for a good length of time; the nose is malty and fresh while the palate is creamy with light coffee, raisin, plum and light bitterness on a medium-length finish.
What does Kilkenny taste like?
Kilkenny has since become widely available. The taste can be described as Smithwick’s with less hops and a creamy head like Guinness. The amber brew has the rich aroma and flavor of toasted malt.