Murphy's Draught Irish Stout

Murphy's Irish Stout is a historic brew that originated in Cork, Ireland, in 1856. Founded by James J. Murphy at the Lady's Well Brewery, it grew to become one of the most recognizable Irish stouts globally, known for its smooth, creamy finish and less-bitter profile compared to its competitors.

Today, the brand is owned by the Dutch brewing giant Heineken N.V., following their acquisition of the brewery in 1983. While the primary production continues at the original Lady's Well Brewery in Cork to maintain its authentic Irish heritage, Heineken utilizes its global infrastructure to produce and distribute Murphy's in various international markets. This corporate backing has ensured that this traditional dry stout remains a staple in pubs and retail shops around the world.