Samuel Smiths Nut Brown Ale
£3.69
Earn a 3% discount when ordering 12 or more of this product.
Other Information
Established in 1758, Samuel Smith is Yorkshire’s oldest brewery. They brew a wide range of high quality beers made solely from authentic, natural ingredients. They still use stone Yorkshire squares to ferment their ales and stouts (with the exception of Sovereign and Extra Stout) as well as the same yeast strain used since the 1800s. Samuel Smiths Nut Brown Ale is brewed with well water (the original well at the Old Brewery, sunk in 1758, is still in use, with the hard well water being drawn from 85 feet underground). Brewed with the best barley malt, yeast and aromatic hops. Fermented in ‘stone Yorkshire squares’ to create a relatively dry ale with rich nutty colour and palate of beech nuts, almonds and walnuts. Samuel Smiths Nut Brown Ale is relatively dry with a rich amber-brown colour and nutty flavour derived exclusively from small amounts of dark malt.
Ingredients/Allergens
(Allergens will be in Bold)
Water, Malted Barley, Yeast, Cane Sugar, Hops, Roasted Barley, Carbon Dioxide
Name and address
Samuel Smith
Old Brewery, High Street, Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, LS24 9SB, England
Beers of Europe offers an incredible range of Beers from all corners of the globe. We stock over 2,000 beers, ranging from the world’s oldest breweries to the worlds newest and the best in-between. In addition, we stock a wide variety of ciders, spirits, wine, homebrew, and glassware to create the perfect gift or occasion. If you want to know a bit more go to our About page.
No, we also have a shop based on the outskirts of King’s Lynn, Norfolk.
Travelling along the A10 between Downham Market and King’s Lynn, you will come to a small village called Setchey, turn next to J.S.W Car Sales on to Garage Lane and we are located approx. 100m down the lane on the right-hand side. Our address and opening hours can be found on the Contact Us page.
Yes, there are age restrictions in place. In the United Kingdom, the legal age to purchase alcohol is 18 years old. Beers of Europe strictly adheres to these regulations and by agreeing to our Terms and Conditions on checkout you confirm that you are over 18 years old. In store, we operate a Challenge 25 policy, which means that if you appear to be under 25 years old, you will be asked for identification to verify your age.
There’s a particular item I’m looking for, can you get it for me?
We are always happy to see if we can help you track down an item. Please feel free to contact us on our ‘request a product page’
For some products supply can be inconsistent, whether that is at the brewery itself or how often we or its supplier imports it. For products that are out of stock, you can sign up to be notified of its return on the product page. From there, as soon as we book the stock in we send an email to you.
Bottles and labels can and do vary. This means that the images shown on our website may not be the same as current stock items. If the bottle or label is important please check before ordering. Please be aware that even if the label looks different, that product will be the same product if it has the same barcode. Because we work from the barcode, if producers does not make us aware of a label change we often miss updates until we are contacted about it. Apologies in advance for this.
Please note that it isn’t always possible to provide a perfect looking bottle/label as this very much depends on the condition they are received in from our supplier.
We occasionally have items available in the shop that are not available to purchase online, usually because they are too fragile or large to post.
We do not have a minimum purchase amount, but delivery charges may apply.
For orders under £25, delivery is charged at £7.99 (next working day) Some areas are excluded and incur extra charges (please see postcodes listed below)
For orders under £60, delivery is charged at £5.99 (3 working days) or £7.99 (next working day). Some areas are excluded and will incur extra charges. Please see postcodes listed in our Terms and Conditions.
For orders over £60, delivery is free (3 working days) or £3 (next working day). Again some areas are excluded and will incur extra charges. Please see postcodes listed in our Terms and Conditions.
Customers can amend their orders as long as the order has not been picked and packed ready for despatch. If you wish to make an amendment please call us as soon as possible on 01553 812000.
You can specify a different address to the invoice address. Please add these at checkout.
Yes of course, when checking out just select ‘create an account later’
We use a variety of thick and sturdy cardboard boxes and dividers to hold each bottle individually. Any remaining spaces are filled with biodegradable air bags to stop movement of the contents. Glasses are wrapped in bubble wrap and cardboard to ensure they arrived in once piece.
When placing your order please add the details at checkout. We regret that if your order has been packed and is ready to despatch that amendments cannot be made.
All of our orders are shipped without any pricing or payment details, these are in the confirmation email. The only paperwork in the box contains a summary of the order and addresses.
On checkout you can add a message to your order.
Unfortunately we do not offer gift packaging.
We currently use DHL, but we do also trial other couriers alongside from time to time.
We don’t currently ship outside the UK and Ireland but it may be something we offer in the future.
Unfortunately our carriers do not offer a time specific delivery service. We can send orders to arrive on a specific date but we would remind you that whilst 98% of deliveries arrive within the stated timeframe we cannot 100% guarantee the day. Couriers do often offer delivery windows on the day, with the option to rearrange if necessary.
If you are ordering as a gift we would ask you to take this into account when arranging delivery.
Please note that we are unable to offer weekend deliveries.
Our boxes come in 6s, 12s, and 24s. By no means are you required to order in those quantities, but it is worth bearing in mind when ordering. A full box also helps to reduce the small chance of damage, as empty compartments collapsing can be a cause of this.
Please check the tracking first, as they may provide an explanation but we welcome the opportunity to nip issues in the bud. Either call us on 01553 812000 or email our [email protected] to hear from our customer service team. Check out delivery details for more information.
If you have changed your mind for whatever reason, you can consult our returns information, or get in contact on 01553 812000.
Beers of Europe are active on a number of platforms, follow us everywhere on our social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Tik Tok. You can also stay up to date with our goings on by subscribing to our weekly newsletter, which ensure you wont miss special arrivals, new products, special offers and more!
Beers of Europe offer loyalty points on online orders only. These cannot be gained or used in store. Loyalty points will be stored on your account for use on future orders. Loyalty points cannot be used to purchase vouchers, nor will you accrue points for spending gift vouchers.
We can cater for larger occasions, and we do have wholesale customers, please contact [email protected] with your request and we get back to you as soon as possible.
On a smaller scale, the best way to keep up to date with our offers is to subscribe to our newsletter, but otherwise we tend to utilise the front page of the website to showcase our promotions.
Beers of Europe is just one of the amazing businesses on our Warehouse Setchey site. It is joined by The Warehouse Taproom, Bar and Restaurant, a fantastic venture which allows us to showcase our superb drinks range, with an accompaniment of great dishes. The Warehouse Antiques contains over 50 stands and over 80 cabinets that puts on a real feast for the eyes, and offers a gift opportunity at every turn. We are also home to The Steiff Shop, East Anglia’s Largest Range of premium hand made bears and Warehouse Books, with a huge selection of pre-loved books ready to satisfy your curiosity. Whatever you’re looking for, the Warehouse Setchey offers something for everyone.
Stujago –
A proper pint this one. Very traditional. The head is exceptional and on first taste there is a great bitterness. The flavours are reasonably nutty. Nice and smooth.
Gareth Roberts –
Very nice, kept in fridge for an hour prior to pouring, this is one of my favourite beers, will definitely order next time. Smooth, no sign of any tanginess.
David Goater –
The pleasant Nutty and Fruity taste of this beer makes it very easy to drink, despite being 5%. The other pleasing thing is 550mls making it a full pint in a bottle (instead of the usual 500ml euro style beer measure).
Darren J Lockwood –
This nut brown ale has a nice taste and is 5% ABV
Chris H –
Does exactly what it says on the tin, a big glass of nutty brown malty goodness, The malt notes are offset by hints of a yeasty sweetness. A good head, good pour that maintains well. Nice ale.
Steve Hawkins –
Toasted malt on the nose. A slight fizz when sipped. A hint of chocolate there too. The finish is dry and light with a malt burst towards the end.
Ben Jones –
Very disappointing. Was expecting a classic Brown Ale but to be honest it didn’t taste of much at all.
Peter –
This is a cracking brown ale, normally drink Newcastle brown ale but it’s like drinking coloured water compared to the nut brown ale
Lorraine –
A malty, old-fashioned brown ale
David Gouldson –
Malty with a subtle nutty flavour. Decent enough beer.
Ian –
Unfortunately, the sweetness totally dominates everything; I can barely taste any distinct flavours. It is somewhat ‘watery’ as well, making it seem well below its ABV of 5%..
Ian J –
A dark, rich smooth brown ale, maybe a bit on the thin side.
Neil Ward –
A good brown ale with complex flavours.
Adam Randall –
Straightforward brown ale with a fairly dry roasty palate; dry finish with a touch of sweetness. Pleasant, quite drinkable, but otherwise not a great deal going on.
Derek B –
Less sweet than most brown ales and in my opinion it is the better for being so.
Chris Watts –
Back in the late eighties I could not get this beer locally but a pub a few miles away had it on tap. So off I would go. The internet has changed that somewhat! A lovely Ale that comes highly recommended from me. Goes well with a steak.
Colin A –
Very tasty beer. nice maltyness and caramel aftertaste but not too sweet. lovely stuff. This brewery knows what it’s doing.
Ricky Crook –
Definitely the best brown ale I’ve tasted. No bitterness and a very nice smooth taste.
David Winter –
Highest tier of session ale, sweet but not too much, malty, full flavoured, but not aggressive or too complex.