Fire-brewed at Stroh

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Fire-brewed at Stroh
Fire-brewed at Stroh

"Cut-a-way of a Stroh fire kettle. The kettle bottom protrudes below the tilefloor into the oil furnaces as shown. Boiling wort over direct fire is the traditional method, and this practice is still followed at the Stroh Brewery. The oil-fired furnaces reach temperatures in excess of 2000 °F."

— "The brewers of Stroh's beer present: The fire-brewing story."
circa 1960
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Taken on: September 20, 2016
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