Mount Mellick Irish Cream Ale

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Total Reviews 6  
Average Rating
4.33 stars - based on 6 reviews
Description

MUNTONS

 
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January 8th 2017
5/5 stars
#1904

Great try as an American Red

brew with DME and dry hop with Citra and Amarillo hops 

 
January 27th 2011
4/5 stars
#1334

Great!!

 Well, this beer, had a great taste, the wife loved it and i am gonna make another batch soon! a plus 4.5 for me!
October 23rd 2010
2/5 stars
#1235

I don't get it

Sorry, team, I found this stuff quite unremarkable. Personal taste? Faultless and smooth, malty (like all Muntons) and quite dull. Great head but it reminds me of drinking Snowcap creaming soda.
December 6th 2009
5/5 stars
#1071

Smooth as Cream

I rate this kit highly. Made with Light DME, crystal malt, Fuggles hops and Safale yeast. Beautiful deep reddish colour, balanced flavours and tight lasting head. Drinks beautifully fresh and is getting smoother with bottle age. A classic pint. Go on, give it a shot!
May 28th 2008
5/5 stars
#866

Real Irish/English flavour

Used this kit with 500g light dry malt and 600g of amber dry mix (barley and wheat malts, dex, corn syrup, sucrose). 250g Crystal grain hot steeped was added and strained with 15g fuggles. Used Safale S04 and temps ranged from 18-23 degrees for 8 days. Tasted great almost immediately but the hops were not necessary as the kit shines on its own. The hops will be handy as it ages though. Excellent at four weeks but will be a killer in four months!
July 8th 2007
5/5 stars
#746

Meets expectations

Made with 1.5kg liquid amber malt, 20g Progress hops and 12g Nottingham yeast. Fermented at 19c for 7 days and drinking nicely out of the keg straight after gassing. It's a very authentic brew with huge flavour and just enough bitterness from the progress. I was expecting a lot from the brew as this is my favourite style and it has delivered.
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