Isaac Tucker

[thefuller3]

So I saw this guy yesterday, knew nothing about it so I snapped a picture. Later realized I didn't get a picture of the top but I remember it being a little different. Anybody have any info on this, age? Value? It's an awesome Olive color!

 

[thefuller3]

Here's a pic of the other side.

 

[thefuller3]

I guess I'm more interested in knowing if that was made here in the states or elsewhere... From some research I've done I believe it was the 'Original" Newcastle but not real sure of that.. Sorry guys I'm a newb and I just get excited when I find something I think is "Rare".

 

[Dansalata]

neat lookin bottle for sure!!!

 

[surfaceone]

ORIGINAL: thefuller3

I guess I'm more interested in knowing if that was made here in the states or elsewhere... From some research I've done I believe it was the 'Original" Newcastle but not real sure of that.. Sorry guys I'm a newb and I just get excited when I find something I think is "Rare".

Jeremy,

It's a British ale.

"Tuckers was an important brewery site near the railway line, and the Barras brewery was near there too with cellars under the railway. Isaac Tucker & Co’s Turk’s Head Brewery was established in 1790 and was reported in 1891 to be “the first to introduce pale ale into the neighbourhoodâ€. " From.

 

[BottleCollector1010]

That's a really cool looking bottle.