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Bowen Island Brewing Co. – Irish Cream Ale

ByDustan Sept
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Bowen Island Brewing Co. – Irish Cream Ale Review

The Bowen Island Brewery Irish Cream ale is a nutty brown colour with a thick and full head. The taste has depth and comes through with a distinct nutty flavour. While the nuttiness is not hiding behind any curtains the beer is still relatively light and the sweetness does not overpower the underlying flavours.

Alcohol – 5%
Size – 355ml
Price – $8.65 – 6 Pack (BCL)
bowenislandbeer.com

 

 

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