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BS LOGO The Black Sheep Brewery logo | |||
BS The brewery was once Lightfoot's maltings in Masham | <gallery> | ||
BS1 The entrance to the visitors facilities | File:BS LOGO.jpg|The Black Sheep Brewery logo | ||
BS2 The Black Sheep portfolio on sale | File:BS.JPG|The brewery was once Lightfoot's maltings in Masham | ||
BS3 The Black Sheep Bistro | File:BS1.JPG|The entrance to the visitors facilities | ||
BSB clip Black Sheep Bitter pump clip | File:BS2.JPG|The Black Sheep portfolio on sale | ||
DSCF4379 The new cask racking room - on the right is the brewhouse | File:BS3.JPG|The Black Sheep Bistro | ||
DSCF4380 Casks arrive on the 'Sheepy Shifter' from the local depot | File:BSB clip.jpg|Black Sheep Bitter pump clip | ||
DSCF4381 Off loading empty casks for washing | File:DSCF4379.JPG|The new cask racking room - on the right is the brewhouse | ||
DSCF4382 Diesel fork lift clamp truck taking casks to the line | File:DSCF4380.JPG|Casks arrive on the 'Sheepy Shifter' from the local depot | ||
DSCF4383 View of the line built by Microdat; dirties in on the right, debung, wash, label and rekeystone, fill and seal, palletise and away | File:DSCF4381.JPG|Off loading empty casks for washing | ||
DSCF4387 The truck driver moves the locator board from a layer of empties to a layer of fulls | File:DSCF4382.JPG|Diesel fork lift clamp truck taking casks to the line | ||
DSCF4393 Making sure the keystone is uppermost, the casks pass to the deshive and dekeystoning machine | File:DSCF4383.JPG|View of the line built by Microdat; dirties in on the right, debung, wash, label and rekeystone, fill and seal, palletise and away | ||
DSCF4403 Casks enter the washing machine | File:DSCF4387.JPG|The truck driver moves the locator board from a layer of empties to a layer of fulls | ||
DSCF4405 The rear of the Microdat cask washer | File:DSCF4393.JPG|Making sure the keystone is uppermost, the casks pass to the deshive and dekeystoning machine | ||
DSCF4409 The washer has 10 stations | File:DSCF4403.JPG|Casks enter the washing machine | ||
DSCF4412 View of the discharge end. The cask is upended and an operator places a new keystone into the | File:DSCF4405.JPG|The rear of the Microdat cask washer | ||
DSCF4414 | File:DSCF4409.JPG|The washer has 10 stations | ||
DSCF4418 The four lane filling machine | File:DSCF4412.JPG|View of the discharge end. The cask is upended and an operator places a new keystone into the aperture... | ||
DSCF4420 The filling head has two stations, this one fills the | File:DSCF4414.JPG|...a machine presses it home and the Logopak machine adds a label | ||
DSCF4421 | File:DSCF4418.JPG|The four lane filling machine | ||
DSCF4430 The Velderflex pumps for metering in the isinglass finings | File:DSCF4420.JPG|The filling head has two stations, this one fills the cask... | ||
DSCF4434 Four cleaning nozzles for the beer heads | File:DSCF4421.JPG|...then the beer head disengages, the operator places a shive in the aperture and the frame moves back and the shive is pressed home | ||
DSCF4439 The cask is upended and heads towards the camera for palletising | File:DSCF4427.JPG|An operator oversees the machinery and places a shive over the bung hole once the filling head disengages | ||
DSCF4442 A completed three layer pallet is created by the truck operator | File:DSCF4430.JPG|The Velderflex pumps for metering in the isinglass finings | ||
DSCF4448 This fiercesome device will grab a cask inside the chime and lift it on to flat pallets as required by some customers | File:DSCF4434.JPG|Four cleaning nozzles for the beer heads | ||
DSCF4470 Inside the brewhouse | File:DSCF4439.JPG|The cask is upended and heads towards the camera for palletising | ||
DSCF4473 The old mash tun, you can just about see the grist case above and the underback taps below | File:DSCF4442.JPG|A completed three layer pallet is created by the truck operator | ||
DSCF4476 The original mash tun (and copper) came from Hartleys at Ulverston | File:DSCF4448.JPG|This fiercesome device will grab a cask inside the chime and lift it on to flat pallets as required by some customers | ||
DSCF4482 The old copper dates from 1947, Grange Engineering in Burton on Trent fitted a stainless inside | File:DSCF4470.JPG|Inside the brewhouse | ||
DSCF4483 The manway is not visible from the visitors walkway | File:DSCF4473.JPG|The old mash tun, you can just about see the grist case above and the underback taps below | ||
DSCF4484 The external calandria for the copper | File:DSCF4476.JPG|The original mash tun (and copper) came from Hartleys at Ulverston | ||
DSCF4486 Head Brewer Paul Ambler with the new mash tun which was built by Grange Engineering. | File:DSCF4482.JPG|The old copper dates from 1947, Grange Engineering in Burton on Trent fitted a stainless inside | ||
DSCF4487 The spent grain | File:DSCF4483.JPG|The manway is not visible from the visitors walkway | ||
DSCF4488 ..and two positive displacement Seepex pumps | File:DSCF4484.JPG|The external calandria for the copper | ||
DSCF4491 In the hop room | File:DSCF4486.JPG|Head Brewer Paul Ambler with the new mash tun which was built by Grange Engineering. | ||
DSCF4493 Hops from | File:DSCF4487.JPG|The spent grain chutes... | ||
DSCF4494 Hops from Sussex.. | File:DSCF4488.JPG|...and two positive displacement Seepex pumps | ||
DSCF4496 ..and hops from Herefordshire | File:DSCF4491.JPG|In the hop room | ||
DSCF4498 Head Brewer Paul Ambler rubs the hops | File:DSCF4493.JPG|Hops from Kent... | ||
File:DSCF4494.JPG|Hops from Sussex... | |||
DSCF4505 Grange Engineering's Steels masher and grist case | File:DSCF4496.JPG|...and hops from Herefordshire | ||
DSCF4511 Yorkshire square 'rounds' built new by Shobwood | File:DSCF4498.JPG|Head Brewer Paul Ambler rubs the hops | ||
DSCF4515 The operator is cropping the yeast from the left hand 'square' - note the rousing fantail on the righthand FV | File:DSCF4503.JPG|The new mash tun side commissioned in 2004 | ||
DSCF4517 Cropping the yeast | File:DSCF4505.JPG|Grange Engineering's Steels masher and grist case | ||
DSCF4518 A venerable slate square rescued from Darleys at Thorne | File:DSCF4511.JPG|Yorkshire square 'rounds' built new by Shobwood in Burton on Trent | ||
DSCF4525 A slate square in action | File:DSCF4515.JPG|The operator is cropping the yeast from the left hand 'square' - note the rousing fantail on the righthand FV | ||
DSCF4526 A round square in action | File:DSCF4517.JPG|Cropping the yeast | ||
DSCF4528 The top floor is domed for strength, the starting wort level will touch the underside of the floor at the periphery leaving 100mm freeboard under the hole | File:DSCF4518.JPG|A venerable slate square rescued from Darleys at Thorne | ||
DSCF4541 Operators Dan Scott Paul and Steve Wilson | File:DSCF4525.JPG|A slate square in action | ||
DSCF4542 Brewers Astrid Hewitt and Alan Dunn | File:DSCF4526.JPG|A round square in action | ||
DSCF4543 Maturation vessels | File:DSCF4528.JPG|The top floor is domed for strength, the starting wort level will touch the underside of the floor at the periphery leaving 100mm freeboard under the hole | ||
DSCF4547 The beer processing block | File:DSCF4541.JPG|Operators Dan Scott Paul and Steve Wilson | ||
File:DSCF4542.JPG|Brewers Astrid Hewitt and Alan Dunn | |||
File:DSCF4543.JPG|Maturation vessels | |||
File:DSCF4547.JPG|The beer processing block | |||
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[[category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]] | [[category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:24, 26 January 2022
The Black Sheep Brewery logo
The brewery was once Lightfoot's maltings in Masham
The entrance to the visitors facilities
The Black Sheep portfolio on sale
The Black Sheep Bistro
Black Sheep Bitter pump clip
The new cask racking room - on the right is the brewhouse
Casks arrive on the 'Sheepy Shifter' from the local depot
Off loading empty casks for washing
Diesel fork lift clamp truck taking casks to the line
View of the line built by Microdat; dirties in on the right, debung, wash, label and rekeystone, fill and seal, palletise and away
The truck driver moves the locator board from a layer of empties to a layer of fulls
Making sure the keystone is uppermost, the casks pass to the deshive and dekeystoning machine
Casks enter the washing machine
The rear of the Microdat cask washer
The washer has 10 stations
View of the discharge end. The cask is upended and an operator places a new keystone into the aperture...
...a machine presses it home and the Logopak machine adds a label
The four lane filling machine
The filling head has two stations, this one fills the cask...
...then the beer head disengages, the operator places a shive in the aperture and the frame moves back and the shive is pressed home
An operator oversees the machinery and places a shive over the bung hole once the filling head disengages
The Velderflex pumps for metering in the isinglass finings
Four cleaning nozzles for the beer heads
The cask is upended and heads towards the camera for palletising
A completed three layer pallet is created by the truck operator
This fiercesome device will grab a cask inside the chime and lift it on to flat pallets as required by some customers
Inside the brewhouse
The old mash tun, you can just about see the grist case above and the underback taps below
The original mash tun (and copper) came from Hartleys at Ulverston
The old copper dates from 1947, Grange Engineering in Burton on Trent fitted a stainless inside
The manway is not visible from the visitors walkway
The external calandria for the copper
Head Brewer Paul Ambler with the new mash tun which was built by Grange Engineering.
The spent grain chutes...
...and two positive displacement Seepex pumps
In the hop room
Hops from Kent...
Hops from Sussex...
...and hops from Herefordshire
Head Brewer Paul Ambler rubs the hops
The new mash tun side commissioned in 2004
Grange Engineering's Steels masher and grist case
Yorkshire square 'rounds' built new by Shobwood in Burton on Trent
The operator is cropping the yeast from the left hand 'square' - note the rousing fantail on the righthand FV
Cropping the yeast
A venerable slate square rescued from Darleys at Thorne
A slate square in action
A round square in action
The top floor is domed for strength, the starting wort level will touch the underside of the floor at the periphery leaving 100mm freeboard under the hole
Operators Dan Scott Paul and Steve Wilson
Brewers Astrid Hewitt and Alan Dunn
Maturation vessels
The beer processing block
