Which style is a dark ale rare in Britain except for a Newcastle export well-known in the US?

Which style is a dark ale rare in Britain except for a Newcastle export well-known in the US?

• A. Northern English Brown Ale
• B. Rauchbier
• C. California Common
• D. Belgian Golden Strong Ale

Answer: (A)

Dark, malty ales from the north of England are typified by Northern English Brown Ale. Newcastle Brown Ale, a Newcastle export, became a well-known example in the United States, which is why this style is described as rare in Britain except for that Newcastle offering. The other options come from different families or regions: Rauchbier is a German smoked beer, California Common is an amber lager, and Belgian Golden Strong Ale is a pale, high-ABV Belgian ale.

Dark, malty ales from the north of England are typified by Northern English Brown Ale. Newcastle Brown Ale, a Newcastle export, became a well-known example in the United States, which is why this style is described as rare in Britain except for that Newcastle offering. The other options come from different families or regions: Rauchbier is a German smoked beer, California Common is an amber lager, and Belgian Golden Strong Ale is a pale, high-ABV Belgian ale.