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File:Batlogo Colour.jpg|Bateman's logo | |||
File:buy a brick.JPG|Over 180 supporters of the brewhouse extension have their names preserved on the brickwork | |||
File:cullimore.JPG|Head Brewer Martin Cullimore | |||
File:DSCF0003a.JPG|Steels masher ex Hansons in Dudley was incorporated into the new brewhouse | |||
File:DSCF0011.JPG|Saccharometer cupboard | |||
File:DSCF0013.JPG|Open fermenting vessels | |||
File:DSCF0016a.JPG|Swinging valentine in the old brewhouse | |||
File:DSCF0020.JPG|Manway on the old copper by Braithwaite of Leeds | |||
File:DSCF0026.JPG|The old mash tun showing the centrally placed mashing machine | |||
File:DSCF0027.JPG|Brewery offices | |||
File:DSCF0032a.jpg|The Boby malt mill ex Mansfield | |||
File:DSCF0047.JPG|The Editor helps himself to one of Wainfleet's finest | |||
File:DSCF0057a.jpg|The conference room in the windmill tower | |||
File:DSCF0061a.jpg|An interesting interpretation of a Burton Union set in the visitor centre | |||
File:DSCF0065.jpg|The windmill wall within the visitor centre | |||
File:DSCF0066.JPG|Jolly's Follies' monthly seasonal series in 2002 | |||
File:DSCF0070.JPG|Brewery buildings | |||
File:DSCF0071.JPG|General view of the brewery | File:DSCF0071.JPG|General view of the brewery | ||
File: | File:DSCF0072.JPG|Retail delivery vehicle | ||
File: | File:graining and malt in.JPG|The old brewery is listed so the sack malt intake conveyor and the 'tin dinosaur' spent grains arm had to be portable new MT | ||
File:new copper.JPG|The new 90brl copper ex Buckleys | |||
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File:new MT.JPG|Grist case, refurbished masher and new mash tun | File:new MT.JPG|Grist case, refurbished masher and new mash tun | ||
File: | File:new MT 2.JPG|The brand new mash tun by Shobwood | ||
File:old hopback.JPG|The old hopback | File:old hopback.JPG|The old hopback | ||
File: | File:old MT.JPG|The old mash tun | ||
File:plates old MT.JPG|The brass plates of the old mash tun showing the gaps of age! | File:plates old MT.JPG|The brass plates of the old mash tun showing the gaps of age! | ||
File: | File:s and jaclyn.JPG|Jaclyn and Stuart Bateman sampling beers in the visitor centre | ||
File: | File:windmill.JPG|The iconic windmill incorporates the visitor centre | ||
File:yard2.jpg|The brewery yard | File:yard2.jpg|The brewery yard | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]] | [[category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:55, 26 January 2022
- Back to Bateman & Son Ltd
Bateman's logo
Over 180 supporters of the brewhouse extension have their names preserved on the brickwork
Head Brewer Martin Cullimore
Steels masher ex Hansons in Dudley was incorporated into the new brewhouse
Saccharometer cupboard
Open fermenting vessels
Swinging valentine in the old brewhouse
Manway on the old copper by Braithwaite of Leeds
The old mash tun showing the centrally placed mashing machine
Brewery offices
The Boby malt mill ex Mansfield
The Editor helps himself to one of Wainfleet's finest
The conference room in the windmill tower
An interesting interpretation of a Burton Union set in the visitor centre
The windmill wall within the visitor centre
Jolly's Follies' monthly seasonal series in 2002
Brewery buildings
General view of the brewery
Retail delivery vehicle
The old brewery is listed so the sack malt intake conveyor and the 'tin dinosaur' spent grains arm had to be portable new MT
The new 90brl copper ex Buckleys
Grist case, refurbished masher and new mash tun
The brand new mash tun by Shobwood
The old hopback
The old mash tun
The brass plates of the old mash tun showing the gaps of age!
Jaclyn and Stuart Bateman sampling beers in the visitor centre
The iconic windmill incorporates the visitor centre
The brewery yard
