Newcastle Brown Ale

I’ve had newcastle many times, and this last time I was thoroughly disappointed. This brown ale had a skunky aroma and flavor, and I was really turned off. I am used to a dark brown ale with a slight sweetness to it, but this beer was so far from it! I

330ml bottle in New Castle glass. Pours pale amber. Nice head thst last about 1 minute. Lots of carbonation on the glass walls. Discrete aroma, some caramel, malt. A bit watery on the palate like some said, Hints of caramel in taste but not much. Ok beer. Would choose something else for the same price. Rating 18 100209

Draught: Appeared to be a lighter shade of brown, hinting in amer with a thin tan head. Smells of malts and breads. Leaves the palate quenched and wanting more. A definite fine brew!

Best served on a hot day at a cool, not cold tempature while watching a rugby match.

Solid average beer. Brown color with a small head. Malty aroma. Nice nutty brown malt and a smooth finish. A little watery on the palate, but drinkable. Prone to skunkiness because of the clear bottle.

Bottle, pours a brown beer with a thin diminishing head. Flavor is sweet malty and great. Kinda on the watery weak side, but its a classic. This is a delicous treat, at a hefty price. Good with a brownie

12 oz bottle. Pours a clear orange-brown color, some slight head to it. Aroma is astringent, nutty. Flavor begins bitterly, but becomes a caramel malt eventually. Not bad. Not a lot to it. Overall a good session beer.

Bland, uninteresting, nearly tasteless beer, but refreshing and a perfect match for a football match at a bar.