Kilkenny 4.3 ° 33 cl

Kilkenny 4.3 ° 33 cl

The brewery of the Kilkenny was founded in 1710 by John Smithwick, on the ruins of a 13th century abbey. This was commonly known as St Francis Abbey, and produces red beers with a bitter and acid taste, softened by a few caramel notes. The success is so great that Kilkenny beer becomes one of the jewels of the most medieval city in the Irish county. The Kilkenny is inspired by these green landscapes, traveled by bucolic paths and wild streams. The incontestable charm and the eventful history of this region have forged the character of this ancestral beer, fertile in camaraderie to the glory of Saint-Canice, founder of the monastery. The Kilkenny has a very deep red color with a subtle red reflection. Its cream is light and almost fruity, very pleasant to quench its thirst. His reputation illustrates his Irish origins with breathtaking scenery. To taste it is to plunge into it. Rivers of tumultuous water and authentic green landscapes give it a wild character, steeped in history and bravery. It has become a "cathedral" beer like the monument of its home town. Lift your eyes and enjoy it as a caramelized prayer. Peppered and dry aroma. Flavor dominated by a very particular bitterness