Hook Norton - Gallery
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Return to Hook Norton Brewery Co. Ltd
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Brewery buildings
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Brewery buildings
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Brewery buildings
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Brewery buildings
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Brewery buildings
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Brewery buildings
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Brewery buildings - note the cherished vehicle plates on the wagon
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Entrance to the cellar
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Entrance to the museum
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A view up into the brewhouse roof
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The Company office entrance
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Old Hook Norton poster
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Ancient stone mill probably used to grind animal feed long ago
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Inside the museum
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Simpsons malt sacks awaiting tipping into the mill hopper
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Muntons malt still in hessian sacks
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Muntons malt sacks awaiting tipping into the mill hopper
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Removing cone hops from the pocket
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The hop store
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Malt dressing equipment before the malt mill
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Another view of the malt dressing kit
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Makers plate for Nalder and Nalder
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Early work instructions on the malt dresser
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Liquor tanks high in the roof by Buxton and Thornley of Burton on Trent
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Grist case
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Makers plate for Buxton and Thornley
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Hot liquor stock before mashing
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First warm the pot - mash tun
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Checking before the mash
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Mash all in - note the sparge arms are covered
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Steels masher
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Checking the mash temperature
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Two mash tuns with the Steels masher in between
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Getting the striking heat right
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Wort into the underback
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Taps below the mash tun
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Head Brewer James Clarke sets the taps
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Underback
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Modern copper
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Calandria
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Open copper
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Filling open copper
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Dissolving vessel?
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Wort into the copper
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Filling the open copper
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Inspecting levels in the open copper
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Open copper on the boil
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Modern copper with calandria from the hop back
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Open hop back
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Open hop back by Buxton and Thornley
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Another view of the open hop back
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The ceiling above the coolship
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Hot wort in the coolship
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Wort inlet to the coolship
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Wort inlet to the coolship
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Paraflow wort heat exchanger
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Skimming parachute above the level of an early vessel head
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FV5
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FV6 showing the wheel to wind down the parachute
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Amongst the wooden fermenters, they are all polypropylene lined
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FV attemperation panel
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Fermentation profile sheet
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Skimming parachute after cropping
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Skimming parachute above the level of an early vessel head
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Cask racking range
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Racking cock detail
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Cask filling in operation
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Palamatic cask handling aid
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Steam engine and belt drives
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Steam engine and the governer's balls
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Drive to the sack hoist
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Belt driven pumps
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Installing a new well head
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View of the field beside the brewery and the new well head
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View of the Oxfordshire countryside
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Interesting filing system
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Q C laboratory
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Brewsheet for Old Hooky
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MD David Clarke mashing
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Head Brewer James Clarke in his hop store
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James Clarke in the sample stores