Newcastle Brown Ale

Pours a reddish-brown. Has a strong smell of malt. Very smooth with quite a bit of carbonation. Tastes like caramel and nuts. Nothing special, but it’s a decent beer, especially being that it’s mass produced.

One of the first luxury beers I got into, then thought it sucked becasuse sweet and flat is not my thing, resisted having one fo a while but enjoyed the last few I drank, maybe because I had so many so quickly, brown hue, tan head, mor carbionated then I remembered, like a really good Coors light as far a quality. Sweet and soemwhat malty? Aight

Good beer, nice aroma and flavor, poor palate but although a nice try! Made me a very good impression. Nice brown ale beer. GO GO Newcastle United!

A light brown pour with a hint of nuts and malt.Flavor was not as strong a brown ale that I like.Its a decent go to brew while out and about.

There’s a big difference between Newcastle in the can, versus Newcastle in the bottle. My recommendation: Buy both and see for yourself. The clear bottle does impart some off flavours and aroma to the beer if the merchant has not moved it fast enough, or travel and storage has been poor. Cans seem to provide greater flavour stability to the malt profile, and no oxidation occurs.

A brown ale on the good end of the spectrum. It has a rich brown color and a nutty taste to it...it is what it is...

Awful beer, to me it really does not have any redeeming qualities. Not worth having again.

On tap. This beer was decent enough to drink because there weren’t any better options. Lightly tastes of hops, and malts. Goes down smooth. Decent, but nothing to write home about.