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date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100,
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Newcy Brown
Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
Shocking decision!
I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
Discuss
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100
author: Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)
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Re: Newcy Brown
"Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>
> Shocking decision!
>
> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>
> Discuss
Anyone know what else is *was* brewed at Dunston Fed?
Mc Ewans Export?
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:54:43 +0100
author: Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)
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Re: Newcy Brown
In message <W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2>, "Eyan The Mackem (oo)"
writes
>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>
>Shocking decision!
>
>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>
>Discuss
For some reason, I stopped really liking NBA about 20 years ago. It
became 'just another beer'. An exception was when I stayed in the Ramada
Plaza Hotel, in Meriden, Connecticut.
After a long transatlantic flight and a 100+ mile drive, I found that
they had NBA on draught in the bar. That was something I'd never had
before. It was absolute nectar!
--
Ian
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 08:35:24 +0100
author: Ian Jackson
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Re: Newcy Brown
On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:54:43 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
had this to say:
>
>"Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
>news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>
>> Shocking decision!
>>
>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>
>> Discuss
>
>Anyone know what else is *was* brewed at Dunston Fed?
>
>Mc Ewans Export?
Fed Special.
--
Frank
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 08:36:28 +0100
author: Frank Erskine
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Re: Newcy Brown
Frank Erskine wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:54:43 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
> had this to say:
>
>> "Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
>> news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
>>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>
>>> Shocking decision!
>>>
>>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>
>>> Discuss
>> Anyone know what else is *was* brewed at Dunston Fed?
>>
>> Mc Ewans Export?
>
> Fed Special.
>
LCL
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:06:15 +0100
author: jonny
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Re: Newcy Brown
Ian Jackson wrote:
> In message <W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2>, "Eyan The Mackem (oo)"
> writes
>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>
>> Shocking decision!
>>
>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>
>> Discuss
>
> For some reason, I stopped really liking NBA about 20 years ago. It
> became 'just another beer'. An exception was when I stayed in the Ramada
> Plaza Hotel, in Meriden, Connecticut.
>
> After a long transatlantic flight and a 100+ mile drive, I found that
> they had NBA on draught in the bar. That was something I'd never had
> before. It was absolute nectar!
I know a lad who went to Canada back in the early '90s, and he said they
had broon on tap over there, but to be honest, it makes economic sense
to ship it over in barrels rather than glass bottles.
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:12:32 +0100
author: jonny
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Re: Newcy Brown
"Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>
> Shocking decision!
>
> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>
> Discuss
>
I heard that S&N applied to the EU and got protection that only brown ale
brewed in Newcastle could be called that. The injunction or whatever it is
called however, allows them to move production wherever thay want as they
own the copyright.
Forward planning - hmmmm???
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:25:12 +0100
author: Tappy Lappy Tappy
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Re: Newcy Brown
"jonny" wrote in message
news:hb6p21$1iu$1@news.eternal-september.org...
> Ian Jackson wrote:
>> In message <W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2>, "Eyan The Mackem (oo)"
>> writes
>>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>
>>> Shocking decision!
>>>
>>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>
>>> Discuss
>>
>> For some reason, I stopped really liking NBA about 20 years ago. It
>> became 'just another beer'. An exception was when I stayed in the Ramada
>> Plaza Hotel, in Meriden, Connecticut.
>>
>> After a long transatlantic flight and a 100+ mile drive, I found that
>> they had NBA on draught in the bar. That was something I'd never had
>> before. It was absolute nectar!
>
> I know a lad who went to Canada back in the early '90s, and he said they
> had broon on tap over there, but to be honest, it makes economic sense to
> ship it over in barrels rather than glass bottles.
I am a bit dubious about them shipping it out there, as it would make more
sense
to brew it in the states as that is exactly how it tastes. Bud with added
brown bits.
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:29:15 +0100
author: Tappy Lappy Tappy
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Re: Newcy Brown
On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:29:15 +0100, "Tappy Lappy" <Tappy
Lappy@nufc.com> wrote:
>
>"jonny" wrote in message
>news:hb6p21$1iu$1@news.eternal-september.org...
>> Ian Jackson wrote:
>>> In message <W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2>, "Eyan The Mackem (oo)"
>>> writes
>>>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>>
>>>> Shocking decision!
>>>>
>>>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>>
>>>> Discuss
>>>
>>> For some reason, I stopped really liking NBA about 20 years ago. It
>>> became 'just another beer'. An exception was when I stayed in the Ramada
>>> Plaza Hotel, in Meriden, Connecticut.
>>>
>>> After a long transatlantic flight and a 100+ mile drive, I found that
>>> they had NBA on draught in the bar. That was something I'd never had
>>> before. It was absolute nectar!
>>
>> I know a lad who went to Canada back in the early '90s, and he said they
>> had broon on tap over there, but to be honest, it makes economic sense to
>> ship it over in barrels rather than glass bottles.
>
>I am a bit dubious about them shipping it out there, as it would make more
>sense
>to brew it in the states as that is exactly how it tastes. Bud with added
>brown bits.
>
yup, the yank draught stuff isn'y as good as the proper stuff.
saying that, i don't like the draught stuff they sell over here
either, it just doesn't taste right.
not that i've seen it on draught over here for about 5 years like lol
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:47:28 +0100
author: Chris F
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Re: Newcy Brown
"jonny" wrote in message
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> Frank Erskine wrote:
>> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:54:43 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
>> had this to say:
>>
>>> "Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
>>> news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
>>>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>>
>>>> Shocking decision!
>>>>
>>>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>>
>>>> Discuss
>>> Anyone know what else is *was* brewed at Dunston Fed?
>>>
>>> Mc Ewans Export?
>>
>> Fed Special.
>>
> LCL
They flogged LCL, its made by Thwaites in Blackburn
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:14:51 +0100
author: Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)
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Re: Newcy Brown
"Tappy Lappy" <Tappy Lappy@nufc.com> wrote in message
news:qdudnaBJ3JTld0vXnZ2dnUVZ8tydnZ2d@bt.com...
>
> "Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
> news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>
>> Shocking decision!
>>
>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>
>> Discuss
>>
>
> I heard that S&N applied to the EU and got protection that only brown ale
> brewed in Newcastle could be called that. The injunction or whatever it is
> called however, allows them to move production wherever thay want as they
> own the copyright.
>
>
> Forward planning - hmmmm???
>
>
Heieneken got that protection removed apparently
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:16:47 +0100
author: Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)
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Re: Newcy Brown
I suspect that Ialdabaoth created Imperfection so that on this day Thu, 15 Oct
2009 02:44:25 +0100, one purporting to be "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
could write :
>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>
>Shocking decision!
>
>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>
>Discuss
Newcastle Brown went down hill some years ago.
The Exhibition stuff nose dived with it.
No great loss.
Tiddles.
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:21:39 +0100
author: Tidddles
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Re: Newcy Brown
jonny wrote:
> Frank Erskine wrote:
>> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:54:43 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
>> had this to say:
>>
>>> "Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
>>> news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
>>>> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>>
>>>> Shocking decision!
>>>>
>>>> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>>
>>>> Discuss
>>> Anyone know what else is *was* brewed at Dunston Fed?
>>>
>>> Mc Ewans Export?
>> Fed Special.
>>
> LCL
Anybody tried any of these? both brewing in Sunderland
http://www.darwinbrewery.com/
http://www.bull-lane-brewing.co.uk/index.htm
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 23:38:34 +0100
author: Short Fat 'n' Baldy
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Re: Newcy Brown
On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:25:12 +0100, Tappy Lappy wrote:
> I heard that S&N applied to the EU and got protection that only brown
> ale brewed in Newcastle could be called that. The injunction or whatever
> it is called however, allows them to move production wherever thay want
> as they own the copyright.
Geographic Protection Status was removed a couple of years ago, after the
move to Gateshead.
--
You cannot simply assume someone is honest
just because they are not an MP.
date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:39:50 GMT
author: DaveG
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Re: Newcy Brown
"Eyan The Mackem (oo)" wrote in message
news:W7vBm.329$SL1.122@newsfe04.ams2...
> Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>
> Shocking decision!
>
> I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>
> Discuss
Yep. I did. Only marginally though. Years ago Sunderland had just about the
best tap water in the country. It was hard water then, from limestone wells,
without added chlorine and fluoride. If the Tadcaster water's as hard maybe
NBA will taste better than ever.
date: Fri, 16 Oct 2009 08:32:29 +0100
author: Keith Cunningham
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Re: Newcy Brown
On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
wrote:
>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>
>Shocking decision!
>
>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>
>Discuss
I would have thought white lightning was your kind of drink Eyan. ;p
--Ikie
date: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:20:50 +0100
author: Ikie Cabolacov
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Re: Newcy Brown
"Ikie Cabolacov" wrote in message
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> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
> wrote:
>
>>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>
>>Shocking decision!
>>
>>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>
>>Discuss
>
> I would have thought white lightning was your kind of drink Eyan. ;p
> --Ikie
Nah! Had a taste lyke but not very nice.... Like a bit ov Jacques lyke or
Scrumpy Jack cider wise.....
Newcy Brown is legendary after the demise ov Double Maxim....
Perhaps that Ashley fella should buy the Newcy Brown brand after he offloads
yer footy team!
Then again he might turn it into tea?
date: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:37:01 +0100
author: Eyan The Mackem \(ftm\)
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Re: Newcy Brown
On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:37:01 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(ftm\)"
had this to say:
>
>"Ikie Cabolacov" wrote in message
>news:j8kkd55k3oraj55vvi9a9uj3iiooa32un6@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>
>>>Shocking decision!
>>>
>>>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>
>>>Discuss
>>
>> I would have thought white lightning was your kind of drink Eyan. ;p
>> --Ikie
>
>Nah! Had a taste lyke but not very nice.... Like a bit ov Jacques lyke or
>Scrumpy Jack cider wise.....
>
>Newcy Brown is legendary after the demise ov Double Maxim....
DM hasn't demised - it's as nice as ever. If only it was in brown 1pt
bottles as formerly...
I've never liked N*wcastle Brown - nor is it liked by most of the real
beer afficionados. And that's not just because of its origin.
One or two places sell DM on draught. Vaux only brought it out towards
the very end so it's a bit hard to compare, but I still like it (say
at the Chesters).
1-0
--
Frank
date: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:02:48 +0100
author: Frank Erskine
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Re: Newcy Brown
"Frank Erskine" wrote in message
news:iamkd5t2rdsm3kc4bohiibebk44cs37ka2@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:37:01 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(ftm\)"
> had this to say:
>
>>
>>"Ikie Cabolacov" wrote in message
>>news:j8kkd55k3oraj55vvi9a9uj3iiooa32un6@4ax.com...
>>> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>>
>>>>Shocking decision!
>>>>
>>>>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>>
>>>>Discuss
>>>
>>> I would have thought white lightning was your kind of drink Eyan. ;p
>>> --Ikie
>>
>>Nah! Had a taste lyke but not very nice.... Like a bit ov Jacques lyke or
>>Scrumpy Jack cider wise.....
>>
>>Newcy Brown is legendary after the demise ov Double Maxim....
>
> DM hasn't demised - it's as nice as ever. If only it was in brown 1pt
> bottles as formerly...
>
> I've never liked N*wcastle Brown - nor is it liked by most of the real
> beer afficionados. And that's not just because of its origin.
>
> One or two places sell DM on draught. Vaux only brought it out towards
> the very end so it's a bit hard to compare, but I still like it (say
> at the Chesters).
>
> 1-0
> --
> Frank
Time for a new brew from one of our local breweries? Red Ball Bitter?
KC
date: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 06:03:23 +0100
author: Keith Cunningham
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Re: Newcy Brown
On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:37:01 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(ftm\)"
wrote:
>
>"Ikie Cabolacov" wrote in message
>news:j8kkd55k3oraj55vvi9a9uj3iiooa32un6@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:44:25 +0100, "Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)"
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Is fooked! Moved to Tadcaster....
>>>
>>>Shocking decision!
>>>
>>>I preferred Double Maxim lyke, it came back but not the same!
>>>
>>>Discuss
>>
>> I would have thought white lightning was your kind of drink Eyan. ;p
>> --Ikie
>
>Nah! Had a taste lyke but not very nice.... Like a bit ov Jacques lyke or
>Scrumpy Jack cider wise.....
>
>Newcy Brown is legendary after the demise ov Double Maxim....
>
>Perhaps that Ashley fella should buy the Newcy Brown brand after he offloads
>yer footy team!
>
>Then again he might turn it into tea?
Probably with a free alastoplast T shirt with every box.
--Ikie
date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:09:46 +0100
author: Ikie Cabolacov
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