Newcastle Brown Ale is an easily available and nicely drinkable English Brown Ale that definitely deserves a try. Origin: Scottish & Newcastle Breweries, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England Type Of Beer: English Brown Ale Nicknamed the “never bitter beer,” Newcastle Brown Ale is a signature brew of the Newcastle Brewery. First brewed in 1927 after three years of development, it began winning awards at the 1928 International Brewers’ Exhibition in London. Newcastle Brown has been in production continuously ever since, even through the material shortages and restrictions...

  The hamburger is a symbol of everything that makes America great. Straightforward, substantial, and good-natured, it is also a little bloody at times. It may come big and ungarnished, the East Coast ideal, tender and untroubled by bones or gristle, everything you look for in a filet mignon but seldom find. It may be the West Coast model, swelling with vegetation, brimming with health and well-being, piled high with all that a seed catalog can provide. A great burger, regardless of regional differences, instills a sense of optimism and fulfillment, that all is right at the table or the...

Brewing techniques, unique mineral deposits, and water qualities have all to do with the flavor of the beer. Belgian ales have a really distinct, yeasty, highly carbonated quality that is a taste all unto itself. Leffe Blonde Belgian Ale, you'll get a hint of orange and cinnamon. As we tried this 6.6 percent brew, I couldn't help but wonder how much sampling the monks did in those monasteries, if they had enough of these I'm SURE they were feeling NICEEEE. Leffe has a distinct flavor and it may not be for everyone. If your a beer drinker you should try a Belgian ale at least once, you may be...

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So last night was yet another successful STEAKNIGHT. I made my weekly trip to the liquor store and walked over to my favorite section. That section consists of all their rated beers. I grab a couple of the old faithfuls, Aventinus that is. I look left and notice A Sam Adams bottle in my rated section. The large bottle with the embossed silver label is what caught my attention. I was so curious to see what it was all about, plus chocolate and beer was definitely intriguing. I grab hold of the bottle and noticed the price $13.99 for each 750-milliliter bottle Oooff! I contemplated putting...

I haven't been to Uncle Jack's in quite a while, but this is a place you don't easily forget. First class wait staff, they really make you feel like someone special. Unlike other places I've been to, the servers were extremely knowledgeable. Atmosphere is second to none, a true old school steakhouse. Enjoyed 2 well poured Single Malts, and some conversation. I looked over the well laid out menu, a little taken with some of the prices but all in all not that bad for a NYC steakhouse. I chose an Organic Mesclun Salad which consisted of; tomatoes, goat cheese, roasted pine nuts, dry cranberries...