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File:bathams beer mat.jpg|The 2002 award winner from the British Beer Mat Collectors Society
File:bitter pump clip.jpg|Bathams Bitter pump clip
File:DSCF0017a.JPG|The brewery is behind the Vine (aka the Bull and Bladder) pub in Brierley Hill
File:DSCF0024a.JPG|Brewer Ken Smith mashing in
File:DSCF0033a.JPG|Mashing
File:DSCF0034.JPG|Using a traditional mashing paddle
File:DSCF0035.JPG|Inside the Maitland hydrator
File:DSCF0038.JPG|Checking the mashing heat - 149.5oF precisely
File:DSCF0041.JPG|Oxygenation the wort in FV causes some trub flotation which is skimmed off after 24 hours
File:DSCF0043.JPG|Collecting the wort
File:DSCF0045a.JPG|Inside a fermenter showing the attemperation coils and parachute skimmer
File:DSCF0046.JPG|The parachute awaiting dropping into the yeast head
File:DSCF0049.JPG|Detail of the parachute lowering mechanism
File:DSCF0053.JPG|The open copper showing the gas heated coil and a frame holding six blocks of Ragus sugar
File:DSCF0056.JPG|Wort from the mash tun is directed on to the sugar blocks
File:DSCF0064.JPG|Sparging in progress
File:DSCF0066a.JPG|Heriot Watt student David Birch adds finings direct to cask before dispatch
File:DSCF0069.JPG|Racking a hogshead. The cask will be loose shived until fining
File:DSCF0074.JPG|The yeast from the parachute is collected in a barm trolley with a canvas cloth which filters out some of the yeast ale
File:DSCF0074.JPG|The yeast from the parachute is collected in a barm trolley with a canvas cloth which filters out some of the yeast ale
File:DSCF0075.JPG|Thick yeast is stored in pails in a cool room alongside casks of Murphys finings treatments
File:DSCF0075.JPG|Thick yeast is stored in pails in a cool room alongside casks of Murphys finings treatments
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File:DSCF0166.JPG|The cellar at the 'Bull' - nice to see hogsheads again
File:DSCF0166.JPG|The cellar at the 'Bull' - nice to see hogsheads again
File:DSCF0167.JPG|Stainless glass signage at the 'Bull'
File:DSCF0167.JPG|Stainless glass signage at the 'Bull'
File:bathams beer mat.jpg|The 2002 award winner from the British Beer Mat Collectors Society
File:bitter pump clip.jpg|Bathams Bitter pump clip
File:DSCF0017a.JPG|The brewery is behind the Vine (aka the Bull and Bladder) pub in Brierley Hill
File:DSCF0024a.JPG|Brewer Ken Smith mashing in
File:DSCF0033a.JPG|Mashing
File:DSCF0034.JPG|Using a traditional mashing paddle
File:DSCF0035.JPG|Inside the Maitland hydrator
File:DSCF0038.JPG|Checking the mashing heat - 149.5oF precisely
File:DSCF0041.JPG|Oxygenation the wort in FV causes some trub flotation which is skimmed off after 24 hours
File:DSCF0043.JPG|Collecting the wort
File:DSCF0045a.JPG|Inside a fermenter showing the attemperation coils and parachute skimmer
File:DSCF0046.JPG|The parachute awaiting dropping into the yeast head
File:DSCF0049.JPG|Detail of the parachute lowering mechanism
File:DSCF0053.JPG|The open copper showing the gas heated coil and a frame holding six blocks of Ragus sugar
File:DSCF0056.JPG|Wort from the mash tun is directed on to the sugar blocks
File:DSCF0064.JPG|Sparging in progress
File:DSCF0066a.JPG|Heriot Watt student David Birch adds finings direct to cask before dispatch
File:DSCF0069.JPG|Racking a hogshead. The cask will be loose shived until fining
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[[category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]]
[[category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]]

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