I havent tried it but im hoping to go to Ireland/Scotland next year!!!

Mmmm...Smithwick's is an old stand-by in my circle. Delish! We also really like Boddington (great British pub ale) and Lion Stout is my husband's favorite stout EVER - and he's a HUGE stout lover.

Hey, that is my favorite imported beer. If you have been "afraid" of dark beers, you will be pleasantly surprised by this.

This is good stuff.

My husband LOVES this stuff, as well as Guinness. I prefer a crisp Magner's cider.

It's like an even yummier smoother Newcastle. I ALWAYS get it if its on tap somewhere.

when i was in ireland i felt the need to sample a lot of what they had and i don't think that i came across this one - but if you say that it's lighter than you'd think - then maybe i'll try it when i go to an irish pub next time. i'm always looking for something new and different to drink - but my preference is always in a lighter pale ale type thing.

o its yummy- def lighter than guinness or other dark beers- but still heavy enough if you like a darker beer. of course all irish beers are better in ireland (or even in london for that matter) but its still good over here- and you can get it a surprising number of places on tap now!

i looooooooooooooooooove Smithwick's!! Will always order it if it's on tap

Thank you so much for enlightening everyone on the correct pronounciation! We didn't learn it until we went to Ireland in '06. We also learned that it tastes SO much better on tap (and in IRL) than the bottles you get here in the states. It's ok on tap over here, but still not the same.

I freaking love Smithwicks. I too was introduced to this delicious cousin of Guinness when I was visiting a friend in Ireland, as well!

I can't wait to find it and try it.

Had several pints of it last night as a matter of fact!

My boyfriend usually goes for the Smithwick's, but my old standby is Magner's.