go dark this st. Patrick’s day with nitro McCarthy stout

When St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, there’s one beer style that reigns supreme: a proper Irish stout. And here in Alaska, we don’t just do tradition, we do it our way.

Enter Nitro McCarthy Stout, Alaska’s original nitro stout and the most-awarded stout in the state. Smooth, creamy, and packed with character, this is the beer to raise when you’re celebrating all things Irish with a distinctly Alaskan edge.

A Stout with Serious Alaska Roots
Nitro McCarthy Stout was brewed as a tribute to McCarthy, one of Alaska’s original party towns. rowdy, remote, and legendary in its own right, mccarthy is the closest railroad stop to the kennecott mine and the place where the miners would come to let their hair down. That spirit lives on in every pour: bold, unforgettable, and deceptively easy to drink.
 
Velvety Smooth, Boldly Roasted
Thanks to nitrogen infusion, Nitro McCarthy pours with a dense, cascading head and a luxuriously creamy mouthfeel. Beneath that silky smoothness, you’ll find robust notes of chocolate and coffee, driven by an assertive use of dark roasted malts. It’s rich without being heavy, flavorful without being overwhelming—the kind of stout you can enjoy all afternoon or late into the night.

Deceptively Drinkable (Fair Warning)
Don’t let the dark color fool you. This Dry Irish–style stout is incredibly approachable, making it perfect for longtime stout lovers and folks who usually shy away from darker beers. One sip turns into another… and another… and suddenly it’s St. Patrick’s Day done right.
 
The Perfect Pint for St. Patrick’s Day
Whether you’re raising a glass to Irish tradition, Alaska heritage, or just a damn good beer, Nitro McCarthy Stout delivers. It pairs beautifully with classic pub fare, hearty meals, or simply good company and live music. Stay tuned for more details coming soon on our st. patrick’s day festivities.

Find Nitro McCarthy Stout on nitro at 49th State Brewing or fine retailers across our great state and celebrate with Alaska’s most-awarded stout: creamy, chocolatey, coffee-kissed, and unmistakably legendary.

Sláinte!