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<big>'''[[Harviestoun Brewery Ltd]],''''' Alva, Clackmannanshire - Photographs taken by Roger Putman - 12 November 2013 | <big>'''[[Harviestoun Brewery Ltd]],''''' Alva, Clackmannanshire'' - Photographs taken by Roger Putman - 12 November 2013</big> | ||
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1 - intro.jpg | The mouse's name is Harvie | 1 - intro.jpg| The mouse's name is Harvie | ||
2 - BT-330Bottle.jpg | Bitter and Twisted, originally to be called Buchanan IPA until Ken Brooker got a driving ban in 1997 | 2 - BT-330Bottle.jpg|Bitter and Twisted, originally to be called Buchanan IPA until Ken Brooker got a driving ban in 1997 | ||
3 - OEO-330Bottle.jpg | Old Engine Oil , think gloopy and 6%ABV | 3 - OEO-330Bottle.jpg|Old Engine Oil , think gloopy and 6%ABV | ||
4 - OEOEngineersReserve-330Bottle.jpg | Engineers Reserve is a stronger version of OEO at 9%ABV and very black | 4 - OEOEngineersReserve-330Bottle.jpg|Engineers Reserve is a stronger version of OEO at 9%ABV and very black | ||
5 - Glass-ODA-Pour2-White.jpg | OEO in Highland Park casks emerges after six months as Ola Dubh - 8%ABV. | 5 - Glass-ODA-Pour2-White.jpg|OEO in Highland Park casks emerges after six months as Ola Dubh - 8%ABV. | ||
6 - ODA12-Bottle-WhiteBackground.jpg | There are 12, 16 and 18yo variants | 6 - ODA12-Bottle-WhiteBackground.jpg|There are 12, 16 and 18yo variants | ||
7 - ODA30-BottleCarton-2013.jpg | 30yo casks were used for the brewery's 30th | 7 - ODA30-BottleCarton-2013.jpg|30yo casks were used for the brewery's 30th anniversary brew | ||
10 - P1150952. | 10 - P1150952.jpg|The brewery buildings with the Ochil Hills behind | ||
11 - P1150968. | 11 - P1150968.jpg|An adjoining building for finished goods storage and an increasing number of Ola Dubh casks | ||
12 - P1150970. | 12 - P1150970.jpg|Local delivery van - note the cherished registration | ||
15 - P1150996. | 15 - P1150996.jpg|Refrigerated hop store | ||
19 - P1150976. | 19 - P1150976.jpg|The Fulton boiler | ||
20 - P1150993. | 20 - P1150993.jpg|The Industrial Techniques Brewhouse ex St Austell, the malt bin above the two roller mill is on the left | ||
22 - P1150991. | 22 - P1150991.jpg|Close up of the malt mill | ||
24 - P1150989. | 24 - P1150989.jpg|The plant has a horizontal hot liquor tank, grist case, two mash tuns and a copper | ||
26 - P1160016. | 26 - P1160016.jpg|Two mash tuns | ||
28 - P1160023. | 28 - P1160023.jpg|Close up of the copper | ||
30 - P1160037. | 30 - P1160037.jpg|Graining door on the mash tun | ||
31 - P1160021. | 31 - P1160021.jpg|Hops are retained by an upstand in the copper and removed to conveyor through the door | ||
60 - P1150987. | 60 - P1150987.jpg|There are 30 and 60hL fermenters and yeast is pitched via the diaphragm pump | ||
70 - P1150981. | 70 - P1150981.jpg|The racking tanks on a mezzanine level. | ||
75 - P1150975. | 75 - P1150975.jpg|CIP tanks with hot liquor tanks behind | ||
80 - P1150978. | 80 - P1150978.jpg|One of a pair of single station cask washers by L+H Stainless | ||
82 - P1150980. | 82 - P1150980.jpg|A small bottling facility for trials etc - the rest is done at Marstons. | ||
94 - P1150966. | 94 - P1150966.jpg|Ola Dubh in Highland Park whisky casks | ||
95 - P1150967. | 95 - P1150967.jpg|Finished goods store and fork lift truck | ||
96 - P1150965. | 96 - P1150965.jpg|Finished casks in refrigerated store | ||
97 - P1150973. | 97 - P1150973.jpg|A few of the brewery's many prize certificates | ||
98 - P1150971. | 98 - P1150971.jpg|Head Brewer Stuart Cail since 1996, he arrived from Heriot Watt, Vaux, Butcombe and Daleside | ||
99 - P1150957. | 99 - P1150957.jpg|Assistant Brewer Amy Cockburn shows how yeast is fed into the conical fermenters | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]] | [[Category:Brewer & Distiller International Gallery]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 28 April 2023
Harviestoun Brewery Ltd, Alva, Clackmannanshire - Photographs taken by Roger Putman - 12 November 2013
The mouse's name is Harvie
Bitter and Twisted, originally to be called Buchanan IPA until Ken Brooker got a driving ban in 1997
Old Engine Oil , think gloopy and 6%ABV
Engineers Reserve is a stronger version of OEO at 9%ABV and very black
OEO in Highland Park casks emerges after six months as Ola Dubh - 8%ABV.
There are 12, 16 and 18yo variants
30yo casks were used for the brewery's 30th anniversary brew
The brewery buildings with the Ochil Hills behind
An adjoining building for finished goods storage and an increasing number of Ola Dubh casks
Local delivery van - note the cherished registration
Refrigerated hop store
The Fulton boiler
The Industrial Techniques Brewhouse ex St Austell, the malt bin above the two roller mill is on the left
Close up of the malt mill
The plant has a horizontal hot liquor tank, grist case, two mash tuns and a copper
Two mash tuns
Close up of the copper
Graining door on the mash tun
Hops are retained by an upstand in the copper and removed to conveyor through the door
There are 30 and 60hL fermenters and yeast is pitched via the diaphragm pump
The racking tanks on a mezzanine level.
CIP tanks with hot liquor tanks behind
One of a pair of single station cask washers by L+H Stainless
A small bottling facility for trials etc - the rest is done at Marstons.
Ola Dubh in Highland Park whisky casks
Finished goods store and fork lift truck
Finished casks in refrigerated store
A few of the brewery's many prize certificates
Head Brewer Stuart Cail since 1996, he arrived from Heriot Watt, Vaux, Butcombe and Daleside
Assistant Brewer Amy Cockburn shows how yeast is fed into the conical fermenters
