This beer is one of three new beers in Saranac's spring Irish Roots mix box, which includes old standard Irish Red (reviewed here - https://kosherbeers.blogspot.com/2009/02/sunday-night-suds-saranac-irish-red.html), the Always Hazy Peach IPA (reviewed here -https://kosherbeers.blogspot.com/2021/02/sunday-night-suds-saranac-always-hazy.html) as well as Irish Coffee Cream and the Irish Golden Pils.
This beer is a typical pilsner, albeit with Saranac's trademark great carbonation. The beer does not have any noticeable hop bite, nor is there any citrus. There is the usual expected breadiness/malt and as pilsners go, the beer does not taste as weak as a macrobrew. The beer claims to be 5.1% abv, but I can't say that the alcohol content was present, but still was not a lite beer by any means.
The Irish Golden Pils is under the Kosher Supervision of the Va'ad of Detroit as is every other beer produced at the Matt Brewery plant in Utica, NY. Keep in mind, Saranac brews some varieties off site, so check the cans/bottles for kosher certification from the Va'ad of Detroit.
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