Steve checks out the mash tun.
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Plumbing and grain auger above the 485 gallon mash tun.
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In the brew house.
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Bob the brewmaster and Bob the Bronco. Mash tun to the left, boil kettle behind.
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Fermenters. The serving/bright tanks for dispensing to the bar area are behind the white door. Table Rock does keg beer, and will fill Corny kegs.
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Fermenters, looking the other way. Notice the hose in the bucket, that is the blowoff tube for the fermenter. The people are gathered around a table with some grain and hops samples.
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Close up of a fermenter full of Copperhead Red.
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