This case study describes how Newcastle Brown Ale played up to its image as a blatantly honest, no-frills beer brand for guys who are tired of being pandered... We’re long-term subscribers to WARC and ...

THE North-East's most famous tipple is to be brewed in Yorkshire. Bosses at Scottish and Newcastle have announced that Newcastle Brown Ale is to be made at the John Smith's Brewery in Tadcaster ...

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In 1928, Newcastle Brown Ale won gold at the International Brewers’ Exhibition in London, the gold medal joining the Newcastle Breweries’ blue star logo on the bottle’s distinctive label.

The end of an era for Scottish and Newcastle Brewery The famous Newcastle Brown Ale began production at the brewery way back in 1927. To mark the closure in 2005, 3,000 commemorative bottles were ...

PRODUCTION of the world-famous Newcastle Brown Ale is moving to North Yorkshire, but 12 other brewing jobs are to go in a bittersweet day for Tadcaster. Brewer Scottish & Newcastle announced ...

James Nesbitt had Geordies everywhere cheering at their TV screens on Sunday night, when he gave a shout out to Newcastle Brown Ale at the Coronation Concert. After King Charles III's actual ...

To ensure this, the logo must always have a clear space – an exclusion zone – around it for clarity, so that it does not appear connected to other text or graphics. This space is the height of the ‘e’ ...

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As Newcastle United’s supporters serenaded their triumphant players with chants of “Europe again, Europe again ole ole ole…” the future is once again looking bright on Tyneside.