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Never had a drink in years but being fathers day been out for a meal with the family and the daughter brought one home for me, god I forgot what a nice drink it is

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TB25 please don't ever mention dirty rat piss (lager) on a Newcastle brown ale thread ever again.   It's like talking about bull crosses and then someone chirps up "I like whippets". Lol.   There

Served with a half pint glass if i remember rightly.

It was around the early 90's over for the Waterloo Cup that a Newcastle man introduced me to Newky. At the end of the night he was stubbing his cigarette out on the bar beside the ashtray. He was tha

Not as good as it use to be.but still a nice drink all the same..but my one true love is Stella.even that's changing now days..I do try to keep way from that sweet taste now days though but she does come calling now and then...lol

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TB25 please don't ever mention dirty rat piss (lager) on a Newcastle brown ale thread ever again.

 

It's like talking about bull crosses and then someone chirps up "I like whippets". Lol.

 

There is only one scenario when lager is acceptable. And that's San Miguel in the sunshine by the pool. Lol

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Never had a drink in years but being fathers day been out for a meal with the family and the daughter brought one home for me, god I forgot what a nice drink it is

 I think the recipe came down from what was left after the jarrow marchers washed their wooly socks at the end of their walk.Its now brewed miles from its heritage and tastes worse than it did.Marmite beer.
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TB25 please don't ever mention dirty rat piss (lager) on a Newcastle brown ale thread ever again.

It's like talking about bull crosses and then someone chirps up "I like whippets". Lol.

There is only one scenario when lager is acceptable. And that's San Miguel in the sunshine by the pool. Lol

dont know you can't beat a good Stella or tennents
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It was around the early 90's over for the Waterloo Cup that a Newcastle man introduced me to Newky.

At the end of the night he was stubbing his cigarette out on the bar beside the ashtray. He was that drunk he was seeing 2 ashtrays and missing the real one.

Personally, I think I was more sober leaving the pub than when I went in.

You could give Newky Brown Ale to a toddler.

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not what it used to be for sure. yes and served with a half pint / schooner was the preferred way up north

always thought vaux double maxum was a better drink, especially on tap.

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Its got to be served in a half glass and id love to see a toddler on a saturday night out on the toon drinking this stuff, notbas goodvas it used to be but still a good drink

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Newcastle Brown was my drink of choice up until about 89...seemed to change...bad hangovers...was in Malta week before last...few bars was selling buy 2 get one free...apparently they brew it there?...so we was on it...closer look told us it was out of date...can bottle beer be out of date?...didnt taste right...but went down a treat!...be takin a stroll down memory lane in the near future

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