Newcastle Brown Ale

Brewed by Dunston (S&N, Heineken)
Style: Brown Ale
Gateshead,, England

A- This brew was hazelnut brown in color. The light brown head was somewhat small but stuck around for a while. S- Nutty, sweet aroma, typical of a standard brown ale. T- Very balanced, unobtrusive nuttiness. Not offensive whatsoever but slightly on the boring side. M- I love the mouthfeel of this brew; it is highly carbonated and fairly viscous. D- This is my go to brown session ale. Very drinkable if you are in the mood to kick back a few brown ales.

Newcastle Brown Ale ABV: 5.5% Calories: estimated at 150 C Volume: pint Glass: shaker Purchased at: Firkin Tavern, Ewing, NJ Price: $5 Consumed at: Firkin Tavern, Ewing, NJ Impression: Deep ruby body. Retains its head. Lacing is nice. Served too cold. Nicer after warming. Roasty. Thin. Wet finish. Foamy head. Alcoholic flavors over time. Aroma: 6 out of 10 Visuals: 4 out of 5 Taste: 6 out of 10 Palate: 3 out of 5 Overall 12/20

Fresh aroma, pours a mohagany brown/ redish color...smalll tan head, it has a smooth crisp taste

A decent ale. Plain and simple. Its actually one of my favorite ale’s around where I live. Its got almost a hint of a tea taste to it...

Dark brown body and tan head. little aroma of nuts, honey and raisins. little sour a bitter in the finish. a medium brown ale.

Aroma is sweet, pours brown with tan head, flavor is weak, swet and malty, very thin mouthfeel, not impressed.

500 ml can. Small off-white head forms a lacing. Liquid is brownish copper. Honey-like malty scent has hints of raisins and some hops. Aromas are light including honey and dried plums. Flavors are medium sweet malts and in the finish very light bitter. Body is light to medium and has a bit too sharp carbonation. A bit watery aftertaste has nice honey aromas though. Not the best representative of the style that is not my favourite one.

Pours a dark brown color with virtually no head. Smells faintly of malt and nuts. Tastes of malt and roasted peanuts that gives way to a slightly watery, bitter finish.