Dry Irish Stout

One of the most common stouts, Dry Irish Stout tend to have light-ish bodies to keep them on the highly drinkable side. They're usually a lower carbonation brew and served on a nitro system for that creamy, masking effect. Bitterness comes from both roasted barley and a generous dose of hops, though the roasted character will be more noticeable. Examples of the style are, of course, the big three, Murphy's, Beamish, and Guinness.

Dry Irish Stout Beers Currently Serving
Beer	Brewery	BA	ABV	SERVING SIZE
Guinness	Guinness LTD	B-	5.00	20oz Draft