Samuel Smith's Old Brewery Nut Brown Ale

Pros: Lovely nutty, malty flavours
Cons: Clear glass bottle

The Old Brewery at Tadcaster, Yorkshire's oldest, was founded in 1758 and is one of the few remaining independent breweries in England. It is also among the last to utilize the classic Yorkshire Square system of fermentation. Yorkshire Squares ...

Pros: Rich, nutty, creamy; a classic nut brown ale.
Cons: Clear glass bottle. I hate those!

The world is a very large place, to be sure. As I sip my Samuel Smith’s Nut Brown Ale and enjoy its rich, full flavor this evening, I’m also sitting waiting for the Powerball homepage to load that I might see if I’m a winner. ...

Pros: Good Nutty Flavor
Cons: Very High Price; Somewhat Acidic Taste

Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale is another great- tasting product from the Samuel Smith Brewery in Tadcaster, England. This grand old brewery has been in existence since 1758, but its products didn't reach United States' soil until 1978, making it one of...

Pros: Smooth, drinkable beer with a fresh nutty malt flavor
Cons: Retailers seldom store the beer correctly

Light enough to refresh, yet malty and complex enough to intrigue the taste buds, Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale just might be the ideal beer to accompany a hearty meal.

Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale is an elegantly packaged beer with its...

Pros: A grand beer for the fan of nut brown ales.
Cons: can be high priced in some markets

Any true beer explorer will come around to the beers of Samuel Smith sooner or later. If they're lucky, it will be sooner. The Old Brewery Tadcaster has been cranking out high quality suds since 1758. They lay claim to be the oldest brewery in...

Pros: Predictable and inoffensive
Cons: Expensive, predictable and inoffensive

In my ongoing quest to sample different and unique beers I have come across some really great and interesting brews. Today's sample was no exception. At my local liquor store I happened upon Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale. I've already ...

Pros: Nice malt and nuttiness
Cons: ?

Samuel Smith’s brewery was founded in 1758 and is the oldest brewery in Yorkshire. As England’s largest county, many Yorkshiremen see it as a nation in its own right, staying true to many of its old traditions and customs.

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Pros: Wonderfully balanced and smooth. Great malty, nutty flavors, rich body.
Cons: Very expensive, hard to find. Not for guzzlers; not to be served ice cold!

Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale, made by the Samuel Smith Brewery in Tadcaster, England, is a finely crafted and balanced masterpiece of a brown ale. Best served cool, it will enhance one's enjoyment of many foods if you are willing to pay its...

Pros: complex flavors, well made beer, quality taste
Cons: not available everywhere

If you like Newcastle Brown Ale, you’ll surely like this offering from Samuel Smith and the Old Brewery at Tadcaster, England.

This is a dark, ruddy beer with a yeasty, hop nose. It is fragrant and complex, and has less of a fruit finish than...

Pros: Subtle, polite sweetheart of a beer
Cons: Easy to overpower or abuse

A tribute to the importance of water in the brewing process. A beer with such a well balanced feel depends on a soft, "natural" tasting water. After 250 years, Samuel Smith's breweries know what to do with it.

This brown ale...

Pros: Nice flavor
Cons: Too expensive

Samuel Smith's Nutty Brown Ale can be compared to heavier beers such as Murphy's or Newcastle...although, Newcastle may be a bit lighter than Samuel Smith. The ale has a great nutty flavor to it and is quite thick in flavor...

I wouldn't call...

Pros: It's real good
Cons: It's often hard to find, esp. at eateries

No you may not....leave now! Sammy Smith is a quality beer. Clean, crisp and full of delicious flavor. It is not Budweiser. It comes in fancy bottles and costs a good deal more than Coors, and some might say that it is not worth the price tag....

Pros: Great Taste, beautiful color, nice smell
Cons: Price

Closest to perfection in a bottle I've ever had. Few beers even come close to this one, at least as far buying beer goes. If money were not an issue, I would drink this stuff exclusively. The flavor is perfect, not too heavy or bitter, just the right...

Pros: Nice nutty flavor makes you yearn for fall
Cons: Flavor is nice, but not all that deep or complex

This ale pours with a reddish brown color. It forms a nice head and has a nice roasted, nutty nose that comes through in the flavor as well. Nice and meaty in the mouth. The finish has a slightly stronger nutty flavor. There's a very slight (nice) sweetness in the finish as well. A very smooth beer, not at all bitter. Very drinkable. 5.0% alcohol by volume.