Sorry guys, but Newcastle Brown Ale isnt from Scotland. Its from Newcastle, in the North of England.

The texts below the video above states:
"Bryan and Chris try out a fan favorite from Scotland, New Castle Brown Ale." You al know this beer is from North England - the North part is important as anyone from the South of England would take issue that they have anything in common with the North of England. It is also REALLY important that you know Newcastle is one word. You have updated the site here with it as 2 words.

All this doesn't, on the scale of things, really matter but if your going to make any type of broadcast review be it entertaining (as your style is) its a really good idea to protect your integrity and such mistakes indicate complacency.

Craig Duncan
A scotsman living in England.

Newcastle Broon ale. That is all.

Newcastle is one word and is a city in northern England. The brewer is "Scottish & Newcastle" which is a merger of two breweries (unsurprisingly Scottish Brewers and Newcastle Breweries) but that doesn't mean that it is brewed in Scotland. Update your website.

Guys guys guys....
It's 'Newcastle Brown' as it comes from Newcastle, England.
Colloquially referred to as 'Newky Brown'

'Newcastle' isn't in Scotland.