Newcastle Brown Ale England 18.6oz

Pros: Easy to drink, nice nutty taste than is not bitter.
Cons: For me, none.

Six of us went out to dinner last weekend. Three of us ordered Newcastle Brown Ale. The other two concurred on my assessment of this beer. This was the first time I gave this one a try. A bit of history from www.newcastle.com: Newcastle ...

Pros: Classic, nutty-malty English Brown
Cons: Clear Glass Bottle

Any serious beer drinker will easily be able to rattle off the first few craft beers he became aquainted with. For domestic brews, he’ll likely mention Anchor, Sierra Nevada, and Samuel Adams. Imports apt to be named will include Bass, Guinness,...

Pros: Good, Nutty Flavor
Cons: A Little Lighter than Other Brown Ales; High Price

Newcastle Brown Ale is the number one selling bottled beer in the U.K and a popular export beer to the U.S. and other countries. This beer was first brewed in 1927 and it continues to be a popular beer choice for those who want something dark, but not...

Pros: Readily available, easy-drinking
Cons: Not very complex

There's a lot of hype surrounding Newcastle Brown Ale. Why, even back in the dark ages of my youth, when drinking beer was an exciting, illegal thrill, Nookie Broon held a certain mystique. Maybe it was because all the bikers and the bad bo ...

Pros: a decent drinking session beer
Cons: seems dumbed down, not overly complex

One English ale that has enjoyed a bit of a trendy reputation is Newcastle Brown Ale. It is a beer readily available in most good beer markets. Like Bass Ale it enjoys a certain prestige among some beer drinkers. To me it is really ...

Pros: dominating beer rich in tradition
Cons: none

First brewed in 1927, after several years of development, Newcastle Brown Ale would come to be known as the brown beer with the Blue Star on its label. Newcastle originated as a working class beer from England’s North East and has been winning awards...

Pros: Very unique aroma and flavor.
Cons: Unique flavor may not be for all.

This past weekend I tried my first Newcastle Brown Ale. I was so impressed with the first that I followed it up with my second.

We had gone to the Berkshire region of western Massachusetts for a Thanksgiving holiday hockey tournament....

Pros: It?s good drinkable beer.
Cons: Unremarkable flavor.

Several days ago, I found myself at a few art receptions downtown in SoHo. As mentioned in my previous opinion (for Blue Moon Belgium Ale) [FN 1] I visited the Visual Arts Gallery, and it was also here that I picked up a bottle of...

Pros: The best brown ale there is
Cons: Have your 2nd out of the fridge before you drink the first

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Pros: Nutty Flavor
Cons: Expensive

"Hey, Logan, lets get a beer." Kevin states, very matter of factly, as if it were destiny.

The streets were filled with hippies, and bongo drums, but yet we were drawn into the dark bar. The beer list looked daunting. The prices...

Pros: Balance of sweet and bitter that goes down fast and clean
Cons: Increases blotto behavior

Here I sit, the lone patron at the forkids bar. A sorry sight as I swig mouthfuls of Newcastle Brown Ale, one of England’s best selling bottled beers, trying to discern the reasons that I, my husband, and all of our friends like this beer. I twist it...

Pros: A good introduction to the wacky world of British brewing.
Cons: Don't get carried away, it's too bland to be representative.

It's with mixed feelings that I see Newcastle Brown ale as one of Epinions.com's highest-rated beverages. It does prove that I'm not alone in my less than enthusiastic reaction to the large number of watery American lagers I've sampled over the years...

Pros: Absolutely delicious, sweet, soda-like taste; ultra-smooth finish; light body
Cons: clear bottles tend to give it the slightest skunky smell and/or flavor (opt for cans)

I rsquo;ve been a huge fan of Newcastle Brown Ale for almost a decade now, but I rsquo;ve never sat down and truly pontificated as to why I like it so much until tonight. Drinking it at home isn rsquo;t quite as good as it is on tap, but even under such ...

Pros: A flavorful beer with mass appeal
Cons: Not so good in bottles

Before 1927 the English city of Newcastle-On-Tyne was primarily known for its coal mining industries. Since 1927, the year the brewery opened , Newcastle has justly become famous as the source of one of the world's best beers ; Newcastle Brown Ale. ...

Pros: easy to drink, clean, balanced taste
Cons: flat, lifeless, on the expensive side

This is a beer that is meant to be served cool -- not cold. It is brown in color and flat in taste. I liken its flavor to Samuel Adams’ Boston lager... with a more subdued, mellower taste. Newcastle Brown ale has almost no “head” and virtually...