The Story Of
George Killian's Irish Red

The story of George Killian's Red traces its origin to Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland in 1864 with the ancestors of George Killian Lett.

Back then, they took the time brewing Killian's Red with pure spring water and the finest malt, roasted longer to give the Red its glowing color and legendary taste.

For five generations, George's family proudly brewed the Red, until thirty-odd years ago. The brewing giants of Ireland came knocking at the door wanting to modernize the brewery and mass-produce George's brew. But before he'd compromise the quality and taste of the Red, he shut the old stone brewery down.

Every year, in the hopes that the Red would be brewed again, George renewed his brewery license. In so doing, he remains the last independent brewer in County Wexford.

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