From the Archives Irish Beers For St Patrick's Day
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Acquired Tastings
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Dad pulls out of the Archives the Irish Beers Episode. In this episode John and John explore some of the classic Irish beers. Josh cracks open Smithwick's Irish Red and serves up some classics, corned beef, Irish soda bread, and 5 cheese pizza. John pours the Irish favorite Guinness draft from a nito can. He pairs it with fish and chips, and Dubliner Irish cheddar with stout.
Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day 2024! Slainte'!
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