mash tun造句

• This requires a vessel known as a mash tun, which is often insulated.
• Lochside was latterly fitted with a cast iron mash tun and open stainless steel washbacks.
• This includes the installation of a new mash tun, new stills and new wash backs.
• Three floors were removed to make room for four copper stills and a mash tun.
• The Glenspey mash tun was the very last fitted by Newmill engineering before they closed down.
• The milled grain is mixed with hot water in a large vessel known as a mash tun.
• In 2010 Kilbeggan became a fully operational distillery once again, with the installation of a mash tun and fermentation vats.
• Some mornings, he takes a little of the mash from the mash tun and _ presto ! _ breakfast cereal.
• The polished steel mash tun and kettle dominate the bar area; and they brew their own beer on a weekly basis.
• Tours of the facility can be arranged by reservation as well . mash tun can be seen in the background ]]
• The extraction is done in a large kettle ( usually made of stainless steel ) called a " mash tun ".
• Also housed in the tower were the hot-liquor vat, grist cases, mash tuns and the copper-room containing two open steam copper boilers.
• Sorghum has a high gelatinisation temperature and is added to a mash cooker to gelatinise the starch before adding to the mash tun.
• He points out the malt mill, the hopper, the mash tun and the brew kettle _ even the cellar where a Christmas beer is aging.
• She climbs four metal steps and reaches into the mash tun with a gardener's hoe to stir the 770 pounds of grain into the water.
• In the 17th century Robert Plot recorded that mash tun made at Taynton that measured and held about 65 bushels ( about 2, 400 litres ).
• At this time, the brewery was described as " wonderfully traditional " by Roger Protz and had open fermentation vessels, mash tuns and copper brewing vessels.
• The worm tubs were replaced in 1956, and increasing demand saw the installation of two more wash backs, one new mash tun and one boiler in 1964.
• Mashing involves pauses at certain temperatures ( notably ), and takes place in a " mash tun "  an insulated brewing vessel with a false bottom.
• Craft breweries often have manways on the side of the mash tun for spent grain removal, which then must be helped along to a large extent by the brewer.