Ouseburn Valley Brewery Reviews

DJMonarch	3 Ouseburn Valley Golden Ale Cask Stillage at Racecourse, York 17/09/2011 Fruity aroma. Golden coloured fruity and a little rich on the palate with a hint of bitterness in a slightly floral lasting malt finish. Wednesday, January 26, 2022
ration	3.2 Ouseburn Valley Armstrong Bitter Summer 2011, England. Cask. Pours clear copper with a medium head. Aroma caramel, fruits. Light bodied. Rather typical. Thursday, April 11, 2013
Nuffield	3.3 Ouseburn Valley Full Fat Milk Stout Great first impressions. Sweet, fruity nose, plum front, chocolate too. Dark Cherry Coca-cola appearance--that ruby touch. Doesn’t reveal layers, however. It lingers on but seems never to kick into another gear. Flat palate. Surprising it doesn’t have more body with all that’s in it (incl. abv). Less than the sum of its parts. (at Bacchus, Newcastle) Friday, July 20, 2012
downender	3 Ouseburn Valley Victoria Tunnel Bitter Cask-conditioned at the Seven Stars, Bristol 04/07/2012. Deep gold with a slight, off-white head. Light, fruity aroma with a touch of grassy hop. Flavour had some cereal malts, more fruit and a moderately bitter finish. Ok. Sunday, July 8, 2012
Martin243	3.9 Ouseburn Valley Full Fat Milk Stout Pint at the Boathouse, Wylam. Black with a dense and lasting offwhite head. Strong and smooth. Genuinely creamy, properly lives up to the name, a delicious full bodied slick treat. Monday, June 11, 2012
Martin243	3.6 Ouseburn Valley Brandling Porter Pint at the Central in Gateshead. Almost black with a fingernail of off white head. Pleasantly malty aroma, gentle roasty coffee and licquorice flavours. Smooth slick mouth feel, and a drier finish than I expected. Another good un’ from Ouseburn. Friday, June 1, 2012
dogbomb	2.7 Ouseburn Valley Milk Stout Cask at Newcastle Beer Festival. Deep dark brown with a hint of red on the edge. Tan thin head. Hints of Licorice and malt on the nose. Licorice, steady drinking. Nothing exciting. Saturday, April 21, 2012
leaparsons	2.9 Ouseburn Valley Milk Stout Cask, Leicester Fest 12. Near black with a thin beige head. Aromas are gritty coffee and cocao with herbal, light liquorice. Smoky with leather aspects. Flavours are coffee with blackberry and some lemon. Quite thin bodied with an earthy, dry finish. OK. Thursday, March 8, 2012
zacgillbanks	4.4 Ouseburn Valley Milk Stout Bottle from Fenwick in Newcastle. A black beer with ruby red hints, it has a sweet chocolate and red fruity flavour with a roasted coffee finish. Saturday, February 18, 2012
Martin243	3.5 Ouseburn Valley Armstrong Bitter Pint at the Lady Grey Newcastle. Hazy gold with an off-white head. Nutty caramel flavour, with a slight smokiness and a bitter hop finish. Not bad. Sunday, January 22, 2012
RichardW	3.6 Ouseburn Valley Milk Stout Bottle, Coppers, Ncl. Lovely milk chocolate flavour follows on from a good rich roast aroma. Smooth on the palate, a fine ruby hued dark beer. Good carbonation, has a blackcurrant finish, which is a bit short. Easy going, but with plenty of taste, enjoyed this a lot. Sunday, January 22, 2012
olio	3.1 Ouseburn Valley Armstrong Bitter Cask @ Bodega, Newcastle. Rated on 20110724. Pours clear copper colour with no head. Aroma of strong malts, fruits and spices. Very unique aroma to be honest. Flavour of malts, fruits, hay, spices and some caramel. 3312 Monday, November 7, 2011
worldbeertaste	3 Ouseburn Valley Milk Stout Dark red with a thick tan head. Smell of Roast, malt and cream. Medium watery body. Milk, roast and malt. As the freshness of milk with a chestnut bitter finish. Drinkable but a little watery. Saturday, October 29, 2011