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Must be something in the water is said when the incredibly uncommon occurs.

Incredibly uncommon is kind of our thing.

You bet your sweet bippy something’s in our water.

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First look!⁠ ⁠ This is our new brewery mid-fab

First look!⁠
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This is our new brewery mid-fabrication.⁠
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The right is a 10 hectolitre kettle: 1000 litres of glorious cooking equipment where we will be preparing the mash.⁠
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Mash?⁠
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Yup. Mash is kinda like porridge. It's hot water mixed with sweet grains (the malt). Boil that up, add some hops and there are lots of curious flavours we can create.⁠
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Why a 10 hectolitre kettle? Because that's about 100 cases of beer. And we always want to provide small-batch, curious beers so we can constantly be trying new things and keeping the beer as fresh as possible.⁠
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The left is one of our three 20 hectolitre fermentation tanks. The fermentation tanks is where that delicious mash has been filtered (lautered) and is now called wort.⁠
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In the fermenters is where we add the most magical of things: yeast. The yeast eats all the wonderful sugars of the wort and converts them to alcohol. Double yum!⁠
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Only a couple more weeks of fabrication for our brewing equipment so a very Happy Holidays indeed!⁠
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