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Downtown BrownLost Coast Brewery and Cafe
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Recent ratings and reviews. | Log in to view more ratings + sorting options.  Reviewed by StonedTrippin from Colorado 3.75/5 rDev +2.5% this is a brown ale like newcastle is a brown ale, meaning its amber at best, more caramel than chocolate malts by a landslide, not a bad thing, and this is way better than what newcastle has become, make no mistake, the comparison stops with the color. nice lively head from the bottle, almost looks bottle conditioned to me, amazing how light this is and they call it brown, cut from the old school cloth here to be sure. a nose of sweet and nutty toasted malt, toffee without being too sugary, and a little bit of earthy roast way in the back, simple and even kind of minimal for the style, drinkable as they come even off dry. i swear i get like peanut in the early flavor journey, roasted like a nut not like darker grain, real interesting, and maybe something bready from the yeast, but this is all quite restrained, in many ways not much more depth than a modern amber, very little from the hops here too. to me this is just sort of an ale, a fermented barley beverage, not without character, but like, this is craft beer as opposed to yellow macro beer, without really having much more identity than that, despite the awesome graphics on the label, its good, but its also just a beer. five years ago i may have found this boring, now i find it refreshing against the backdrop of everything seemingly needing adjuncts and huge alcohol contents and weird processes to stand out. i miss beer like this, comfortable in its own skin. insanely light as brown ale goes, effervescent and mild in body, but the other five in the six pack with get consumed for christmas tomorrow and it will be delightful. perhaps just a little festive... Dec 24, 2021Reviewed by blazerkor from Nevada 4.6/5 rDev +25.7% It's not nutty but the taste is like warm brown buttery bread. It's a little sweet and extremely malty. It feels smooth and barely fizzy on the palet. It finishes with just a hint of burnt bitterness that is overwhelmed by subtle yeasty sweetness. I give this one a 5.5 out of 6 but remember I'm partial to brown ales. Dec 29, 2020Reviewed by Thomas_Wikman from Texas 4.08/5 rDev
+11.5% I don't have a lot experience of English Brown Ales so I can't make a good comparison with other Brown Ales, but I enjoyed this beer. Look: dark brown with a two inch thick off-white head Aroma: Toasted bread, caramel, chocolate, dark fruit Taste: Toasted bread, caramel, chocolate maybe some dark fruit. Body/Overall: medium body Nov 11, 2019Reviewed by philbundy 5/5 rDev +36.6% I know nothing about all this nutty floral chocolaty stuff you all be talking about I just buy a lot of beer and almost every time I do I try a beer I have never drunk before and this Downtown Brown is the best damn beer I have tasted in years maybe ever. And it will be the only beer I buy besides Babst Blue Ribbon until (if) I get tired of it, at that point, I will continue as before. Oct 18, 2019Reviewed by ZipDipper from California 3.28/5 rDev
-10.4% The color is reminiscent of soda pop with a reddish hue. The smell has a sweetness which is also present in the flavor, but the finish is a bit bitter. Jul 17, 2019Reviewed by BucBasil from Rwanda 3.81/5 rDev
+4.1% Poured from the 12 oz bottle into a pint glass. The beer is nice and cola brown with an ok fizzy head. The beer has a great toasted and chocolate character to it. Just sweet enough but not overpowering. Very drinkable/sessionable. Jul 14, 2019Reviewed by RonHK from California 3.93/5 rDev
+7.4% Available at local Trader Joe's at great price. Easy drinking, smooth, nice but not great brown ale. Nice brown color, foamy head, slightly sweet smell and sweet mouth feel. For the price a good summer time brown ale. Sep 12, 2018Rated by ryell0913 from Canada (ON) 4.07/5 rDev
+11.2% Great dark beer. Very deep flavours of coffee and dark chocolate. Great for a evening. Jun 28, 2018Reviewed by the_awesometeer from California 4.42/5 rDev
+20.8% Nice clear brown color with a white foamy head. Smells of chocolate and caramel the beer smells very sweet. The taste is similar to the aroma but with a more nuts. It starts of sweet but it fades as it finishes. The beer is very smooth. Jun 10, 2018Reviewed by Gdobber from Washington 3.28/5 rDev
-10.4% 12 oz poured into an Iron Goat goblet. Reviewed by Beejay from Virginia 3.74/5 rDev +2.2% A: A fairly dark brown color with a light tan head. S: Malt forward with bread and toffee notes, as well as a slight roasted character. T: Toffee, raisin, and and cream come out right away, the finish is caramel, toffee, and bread. M: Medium in feel with fairly active carbonation. O: Overall a pretty tasty beer. fairly accurate to style, but perhaps a touch sweeter than I would like. Aug 03, 2017Reviewed by andrewh995 from Arizona 2.89/5 rDev
-21% Pours a transparent brown with minimal head. Smells of slightly roasted malts, coffee, and caramel. Tastes of slightly roasted malts and caramel. Medium in body and medium-light in carbonation. Overall it's a below average brown ale. Aug 01, 2017Reviewed by DeanAmbrose from Ohio 2.76/5 rDev -24.6% On tap at Bartlett Hall in San Francisco. Light brown in color with a nice head of foam. Faint aroma. Tastes like caramel and coffee notes. Slight toffee flavor as well. Mouth feel was creamy. Over all a good beer. I would drink this again given the chance. Jul 07, 2017Reviewed by Lone_Freighter from Vermont 3.4/5 rDev
-7.1% Bottle to becher pint glass. Reviewed by Troy-Hawaii from Hawaii 3.4/5 rDev
-7.1% Bought a 6-pack $8.29 Tamuras Downtown Brown from Lost Coast Brewery and Cafe Beer rating: 83 out of 100 with 943 ratings Is brown ale still available?Newcastle Brown Ale is no longer available in the United States. A product labelled “Newcastle Brown Ale” is still sold but it is produced by Lagunitas Brewing Company and has little in common with the original product.
Who makes Downtown Brown?Lost Coast Brewery Downtown Brown Ale.
What is a good brown beer?8 of the Best Brown Ales. Sweetwater Georgia Brown. ... . Durty Mud Season Hoppy Brown Ale from Smuttynose. ... . Brooklyn Brown Ale. ... . Wormtown Brewery Blizzard of '78. ... . Founders Sumatra Mountain Brown. ... . Cigar City Brewing Maduro Oatmeal Brown Ale. ... . Ithaca Beer Company Nut Brown Ale. ... . Newcastle Brown Ale.. What is brown beer called?Brown ale is a style of beer with a dark amber or brown colour. The term was first used by London brewers in the late 17th century to describe their products, such as mild ale, though the term has a rather different meaning today. 18th century brown ales were lightly hopped and brewed from 100% brown malt.
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