Newcastle Brown Ale

caramel red color. small head. smells like cigarettes. flavor, ashy, caramel, oranges and brown malt. yeast lends a resin sugar sweetness.

Pours dark amber with a small head that recedes. Malt and some skunkiness on the nose. Taste is malt and grain with an element that’s difficult to define but is a definite characteristic of this beer. It’s watery but still enjoyable. This is not a perfect beer, but it’s a legendary beer. Canny.

Brown coloured ale. Aroma: skunky, malty, sweet. Taste: artificial, metallic, sweet and malty.

Newcastle brown ale bottle. Light brown, cola like colour. Syrup sweet ale artificial. Sickly sweet caramel flavour. Not good.

Excelente cerveza que se pude encontrar facilmete en viajes una buena covertura a nivel mundial de una buena cerveza.

Can. Clear copper body, big beige head with great retention and lots of lacing. Aroma of stalled water, grains, metal can, caramel. Taste of grains, hints of bread crust, burned sugar, toffee and booze. Meh.

F: not big, tan, quick diminishing. C: dark coppery, clear. A: malt, caramel, hint of bread, metallic. T: malt, caramel, brown sugar, toffee, fruity, medium body, medium carbonation, nothing memorable, 550ml bottle from Tesco Express @ Melcombe Street in London.

From bootle. As boring as I remembered it no great taste but nice thin foam. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Hard to drink but one bottle is pleasure. Not of kind I want to drink every day.

A bottle from Padstow Tesco, drunk at room temperature as advised by ’The Beerhunter’. Aroma: bread. Appearance: clear dark brown, head goes away to nothing. Palate: light-bodied and rather thin, soft carbonation. At the finish it tastes sweet and kind of soapy. Taste: medium sweet, probably more satisfying in winter.