Deep dark brown coloured body with a muddied glow, about eighty per cent opaque and a nice, but relatively fast-dying tan head. Aroma of rich lactose, cream, nuts, earth, caramelised sugars and some icing sugar here as well - interesting and similar to a scent of real irish cream perhaps, but quite nutty and earthy with a slight rustic scent as well, but this is relatively clean in the nose. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong earthy and especially creamy notes come out of this with a good malt focus and some sweetness from lactose, but the nutty and especially creamy aspects are quite strong, in a good way, with only a touch of bitterness here noticeable, and a clean malt profile with a light sweetness on the end without much alcohol at all. Aftertaste shows some pungent richness and dry, caramel note with a light bitterness from grain, some subdued alcohol bite towards the end and a relatively clean, lactosey, super creamy, almost milky sweetness from icing sugar at the tail end, but not cloying. Overall, a pretty nice, relatively robust beer with a good malt bill, some clean sugars, a lot of nutty and earthiness, but more creamy, lactosey notes than anything else - nice to sample, not too far away from the next Saint Patrick's Day. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Trader Joe's in Falls Church, Virginia (Skyline) on 25-August-2022 for US$3,50 sampled at my house here in Washington on 07-February-2023 after watching the State of the Union by President Biden.

Mild pecan nose. Clear bronze, thin head. Very sweet malt. Medium body, moderate carbonation.