St. Patrick’s Day is a cultural and religious holiday celebrated on the 17th of March, honoring the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. It has been observed as a religious holiday since the early 17th century and has since evolved into a secular celebration of Irish culture. The holiday is often associated with the color green, parades, and the consumption of traditional Irish foods and drinks, including beer. Irish-style ales, such as stout and red ale, are popular on St. Patrick’s Day. The holiday provides an opportunity for people to come together and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Ireland and its contributions to the world, including its famous beers.
Below you will find a list of our favourites!
Whiplash
Whiplash beer is an Irish brewery that is known for its innovative and bold beer styles. Based in Dublin, Whiplash has quickly become one of the most popular craft beer brands in Ireland and is often associated with St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Whether enjoyed on their own or as part of a larger celebration, Whiplash beers are a great choice for anyone looking to raise a glass to Ireland and its rich beer culture. With a focus on quality, creativity, and collaboration, Whiplash is a brewery that truly embodies the spirit of St. Patrick's Day.
White Hag
Edinburgh locals Vault City have certainly made a name for themselves over the last few years with their incredible range of Sour-inspired beers. There wouldn't be a Burn's Night without a bit of celebrating with a bit of bubbly, so what's better than their Buck's Fizz Session Sour. to start the night off. Or if you're feeling even more traditional, you can get your hands on their Iron Brew Sour, which is perfectly the drink of choice.
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The White Hag PhantomRegular Price £2.85 Special Price £1.80
Bullhouse
If you're looking for a perfect beer to serve with haggis, you will need a strong and maybe even sweet beer and we think that the best beers that tick all those boxes in fact come from Belgium. Think strong Triples, Blondes or even a Quadruple will play a perfect role in getting your merry whilst also being a great match to spicy, fat-rich haggis. We recommend Rochefort 10, Chimay Red or even Westmalle Tripel.
