It’s St. Patrick’s Day. Time for celebrate, have fun (though remember what it’s really all about, right), and drink some Irish goodness. Of course, Guiness is awesome. So is Harp, Killian’s, and Murphy’s. These are all good, that’s why they are so popular.
But maybe this St. Patrick’s Day, try and track down some of these Irish craft beer brewers and cider makers. Many probably won’t be available to you…so check them out on your next trip to the Emerald Isle…
The Brewers
- Eight Degrees Brewing
- 9 White Deer
- Black Donkey Brewing
- Blacks Brewery
- Boyne Brewhouse
- Carrig Brewing
- Kinnegar Brewing
- Manor Brewing Co.
- McGargle’s Irish Family Brewers
- Metalman Brewing Co.
- Mountain Man Brewing Co.
- Northbound Brewery
- J.W. Sweetman Craft Brewery
- Trouble Brewing Irish Craft Beer
- West Kerry Brewery
- White Gypsy Brewery
- The White Hag Irish Brewing Company
- Wicklow Brewery
The Cider Makers
- Amragh Cider Company
- Dan Kelly’s Cider
- Falling Apple Cider
- Long Meadow Cider
- MacIvor’s Cider
- Scott’s Irish Cider
May you be poor in misfortune,
Rich in blessings,
Slow to make enemies,
Quick to make friends,
But rich or poor, quick or slow,
May you know nothing but
happiness from this day forward.
Thirsty Thursday St. Patrick’s Day Edition: 18 Irish Craft Brewers And 6 Cider Makers was last modified: March 17th, 2016 by
1 comment
I am always open to trying a new (to me) beer or brewing company. While St. Patrick’s Day typically means darker ales, I still prefer the lighter, wheat based brews.