Which of the following is an example of an Irish Extra Stout?

An Irish Extra Stout, often characterized by its robust flavors, higher alcohol content compared to standard dry stouts, and a pronounced roasted malt profile, is represented by the beer from Two Roads named Irish Exit. This style typically offers a balance between the bitterness of dark roasted malts and some smooth, sweet undertones, making it a rich and satisfying option.

Newcastle, while recognized as a famous beer, is actually an English Brown Ale, and Stone Coffee Milk Stout, albeit a stout, does not fall under the category of Irish Extra Stout as it emphasizes coffee and lactose flavors rather than the specific profile of Irish stouts. Abita Turbodog is a brown ale that also strays from the characteristics typical of an Irish Extra Stout. Therefore, Two Roads Irish Exit aligns perfectly with the traditional attributes expected of an Irish Extra Stout.