Porterhouse Brewery

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Porterhouse Brewery is an Irish brewery founded in 1996 by Oliver Hughes and Liam LaHart. It is known for its range of craft beers and has gained a reputation for producing high-quality ales and stouts. The brewery is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

History

Porterhouse Brewery was established in 1996, with its first pub opening in Temple Bar, a cultural and historical area in Dublin. The founders, Oliver Hughes and Liam LaHart, were pioneers in the Irish craft beer movement, aiming to provide an alternative to the mass-produced beers that dominated the market at the time.

Products

Porterhouse Brewery offers a variety of beers, including:

• Plain Porter: A traditional Irish stout with a rich, creamy texture.
• Wrasslers 4X: A strong stout inspired by the original Dublin stouts of the 19th century.
• Porterhouse Red: An Irish red ale with a balanced malt profile.
• Hop Head: A pale ale with a pronounced hop character.
• Brainblásta: A strong ale with a complex flavor profile.

Locations

Porterhouse Brewery operates several pubs in Ireland and abroad, including:

• Porterhouse Central: Located in the heart of Dublin.
• Porterhouse North: Situated in Glasnevin, Dublin.
• Porterhouse London: A popular pub in Covent Garden, London.

Awards

Porterhouse Brewery has received numerous awards for its beers, including accolades at the World Beer Awards and the Great British Beer Festival.

See also

• List of breweries in Ireland
• Craft beer
• Irish beer