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Cotswold Brewing, Foscot, Oxfordshire - Photographs taken by Roger Putman - 9 February 2006

  • Cotswold Brewery logo

    Cotswold Brewery logo

  • The brewery buildings, a Cotswold stone barn repurposed

    The brewery buildings, a Cotswold stone barn repurposed

  • The old oak beams and high ceiling make for a chilly workplace

    The old oak beams and high ceiling make for a chilly workplace

  • The incoming water is high in bicarbonate and needs reverse osmosis treatment by Lubron

    The incoming water is high in bicarbonate and needs reverse osmosis treatment by Lubron

  • The reverse osmosis membrane housings

    The reverse osmosis membrane housings

  • A two roller mill crusheds the Warminister mix of Optic and

    A two roller mill crusheds the Warminister mix of Optic and

  • The head room allows a hefty grist case for the 450kg mash

    The head room allows a hefty grist case for the 450kg mash

  • The 25hL brewplant from Specific in Canada came from the Tap Street Brew Pub at Albany in New York State

    The 25hL brewplant from Specific in Canada came from the Tap Street Brew Pub at Albany in New York State

  • The grist is mashed straight into the lauter tun. The arms are only used for graining

    The grist is mashed straight into the lauter tun. The arms are only used for graining

  • Sparging in process

    Sparging in process

  • Graining in progress

    Graining in progress

  • Bags of grains assembled for neighbouring farmers

    Bags of grains assembled for neighbouring farmers

  • Steam is supplied from an oil fired ICI Caldiae one million BTU unit

    Steam is supplied from an oil fired ICI Caldiae one million BTU unit

  • Changeover station between the lauter and copper

    Changeover station between the lauter and copper

  • Copper/whirlpool, paraflow and changeover detail

    Copper/whirlpool, paraflow and changeover detail

  • Clothes peg mark the copper dip target

    Clothes peg mark the copper dip target

  • Environmental rules dictate a condenser on the copper vent

    Environmental rules dictate a condenser on the copper vent

  • The wort heat exchanger cools the wort to 15 degrees C

    The wort heat exchanger cools the wort to 15 degrees C

  • The heat exchanger from above

    The heat exchanger from above

  • Eight 33hL conical fermenters

    Eight 33hL conical fermenters

  • A population of kegs supplied by Morrow. They are washed and filled by hand

    A population of kegs supplied by Morrow. They are washed and filled by hand

  • Cotswold Lager at 5%ABV is all malt and modelled on Czech practice but using Liberty and Hersbrucker hops

    Cotswold Lager at 5%ABV is all malt and modelled on Czech practice but using Liberty and Hersbrucker hops

  • Co-proprietor Richard Keane (with his wife Emma) from Courage, Freedom, Pilgrim and Archers before setting up on his own.

    Co-proprietor Richard Keane (with his wife Emma) from Courage, Freedom, Pilgrim and Archers before setting up on his own.

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