Newcastle Brown Ale 4.7%, John Smith's Brewery (Heineken), England
4015 ratings
3.3
Newcastle Brown Ale
4.7% Brown Ale
Newcastle Brown Ale was first brewed in 1927 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, by Jim Porter after three years of development. Production moved from Newcastle to Gateshead at the end of 2004 and to Tadcaster on closure of the Dunston brewery in 2010 and to Zoeterwoude Brewery in Holland in 2017. Contains glucose syrup. Available filtered and pasteurised in keg and bottle.
IBU:18

Reviews

Post author: Wallace J
Wallace J
5 days ago
4.8
Post author: DePalma R
DePalma R
@ Consumer's Beverages
5 days ago
Newcastle Brown Ale, England
4.8
Always been a favorite of mine for years. Haven’t had in a while.
Post author: Matej B
Matej B
8 days ago
2.2
Post author: Longale
Longale
10 days ago
3.6
This sweet, malty brown ale has been around for many years. A pleasant after dinner beer but with no lingering flavour
Post author: Wakkerz
Wakkerz
11 days ago
3.7
Geordies are quite alright Funnily enough the first time of trying this was not in engerland but rather Sweden. However I believe the 'Ale' will turn off the little ratty shits
Post author: Willey S
Willey S
@ Welton Sports & Social Club
16 days ago
2.3
Post author: FÛNGES
FÛNGES
23 days ago
Newcastle Brown Ale, England
2.1
Smager okay, er ikke den store fan af mørke øl
Post author: Steve T
Steve T
25 days ago
5.0
Post author: Christian
Christian
@ Murphy's Irish Pub Hitzacker
25 days ago
Newcastle Brown Ale, England
3.4
Post author: Rimer Kronborg F
Rimer Kronborg F
25 days ago
3.0