Burton Museum Brewery - 8 October 2013

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Museum Brewing Co - Photographs taken by Roger Putman - 8 October 2013


  • Worthington White Shield was brewed here from 1994

    Worthington White Shield was brewed here from 1994

  • The plant was installed at Mitchells & Butlers brewery in Smethwick in 1920 and was moved to the Bass Museum in 1997. Note that the plant was not in use at the time of the visit.

    The plant was installed at Mitchells & Butlers brewery in Smethwick in 1920 and was moved to the Bass Museum in 1997. Note that the plant was not in use at the time of the visit.

  • Looking around the building 1

    Looking around the building 1

  • Looking around the building 2

    Looking around the building 2

  • Looking around the building 3

    Looking around the building 3

  • Looking around the building 4

    Looking around the building 4

  • Looking around the building 5

    Looking around the building 5

  • Ground floor detergent store

    Ground floor detergent store

  • Two roller agricultural mill

    Two roller agricultural mill

  • Venerable hot liquor tank

    Venerable hot liquor tank

  • Steels masher and mash tun. A 175kg charge will yield about 8 brl at 4%ABV

    Steels masher and mash tun. A 175kg charge will yield about 8 brl at 4%ABV

  • Underback and water bath to cool gravity samples

    Underback and water bath to cool gravity samples

  • Top of the copper

    Top of the copper

  • Side of the copper

    Side of the copper

  • Uninsulated steam pipes

    Uninsulated steam pipes

  • More venerable pipework

    More venerable pipework

  • Open trickle wort cooler

    Open trickle wort cooler

  • The collection vessel was not used.

    The collection vessel was not used.

  • This pair of copper fermenters were not used. The dip plate is inscribed 1853.

    This pair of copper fermenters were not used. The dip plate is inscribed 1853.

  • Attemperation tubes in the FV

    Attemperation tubes in the FV

  • A pair of yeast cropping sluices and a slate collection trough

    A pair of yeast cropping sluices and a slate collection trough

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