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	Firkin
		For those who seek a top quality pub experience and welcome a comfy booth from which to watch their favourite sport on television, then Firkin is the perfect place.
		Firkin is currently looking for franchisees to expand the brand throughout the country.
		July 2007 Read the Good Times for all the news from the Mitchell’s group of pubs.Do...
	www.firkinbrewingco.co.za (73 words)

	Firkin
		For beer and ale a firkin is equal to 9 Imperial gallons (about 40.915 l) or a quarter of a barrel.
		For wine the firkin had a larger size, namely a third of a tun.
		Butter and soap used to be sold by the firkin, too.
	encyclopedia.vestigatio.com /Firkin (204 words)

	Magnolia - Magnolia Brewery
		Magnolia brewery uses a single-temperature infusion process for mashing, meaning that the temperature of the hot water mixed with the grist at the beginning is solely responsible for the mash temperature and the mash is held at that temperature until completion.
		It is becoming more common to use it with bitters and other light ales but, in a brewery with such a cask conditioned ale emphasis we feel it is a bit redundant and the cask method is the more traditional of the two (and our favorite way to drink beer!).
		The brewery was designed to be able to condition and serve a large number of cask ales; we are one of the few brewpubs in the U.S. with a dedicated cask cellar (kept at 56 degrees farenheit).
	www.magnoliapub.com /pub/brewery.html (1961 words)

	Firkin Brewery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Firkin Brewery is a chain of pubs originating in the United Kingdom.
		There are now Firkin pubs in the United States and Canada as well as in Australia.
		A firkin is an old English unit of volume.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Firkin_Brewery (233 words)

	Firkin Brewery
		Following this takeover there was a veritable explosion of Firkin pubs, many, however, did not brew but received their beer from another near by Firkin.
		The 6 barrel brewplant was sold to Halifax Steam Brewery on closure.
		Not strictly part of the Firkin Brewery as it had closed before the Firkin Brewery came into existence, it started brewing in February 1981 and was the third of the Firkin pubs.
	www.quaffale.org.uk /breweries/firkin.html (352 words)

	MPs revolt over pub chain acquisition (Pub-friendly) [The Rockall Times]
		Universal agreement within the House was confused however by the arrival of the government whips and several senior ministers, who promptly set about arguing against the main proposals (whatever they were) and threatening to leak backbenchers' sexual profligacy to the press unless they voted with the government.
		After two hours of shouting, however, the government front bench realised that the backbenchers were discussing the Firkin brewery chain and not, as they had suspected, the recent firing and behind-stage undermining by senior members of the government of Elizabeth Filkin, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
		After another hour of shouting, the House then agreed to a select committee to review the brewery industry and passed a motion that no pub within 500 yards of the Houses of Parliament should be able to change its owner or décor without informing the House three months in advance.
	www.therockalltimes.co.uk /2001/12/10/mp-revolt.pub.html (622 words)

	Firkin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For beer and ale a firkin is equal to 9 Imperial gallons (about 40.915 l) or a quarter of a barrel.
		The word "firkin" (as in "Fox and Firkin") is frequently considered a suitably atmospheric word by those naming an English-style pub — by implication, the establishment will thus be either a new pub in the UK or a foreign imitation of a British pub.
		For wine the firkin had a larger size, namely a third of a tun.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Firkin (245 words)

	Opening Times
		The brewery was the brainchild of Peaches owner John Perkins, and the new beer, Richard Cobden’s Bitter, was already being produced by Moorhouses.
		After the Firkin breweries were closed by Punch Taverns he moved to become brewer at Phoenix in Heywood.
		Brewery Chairman Peter Robinson told Opening Times: “The change was originally planned to take effect from New Year’s Day — ironic, considering the Chancellor froze beer duty in his last budget so as not to spoil the millennium party.
	mywebpage.netscape.com /openingtimes/ot190.html (8267 words)

	Channel Draught Issue 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The last wholesale brewery to operate in Canterbury was the Canterbury Brewery (1978-1983) which brewed in part of the premises of Flint’s Brewery in Saint Dunstan’s Street.
		Unfortunately, the brewery suffered a lack of consistency of quality and transferred their brews to a contract brewer in 1983.
		The brewery has a maximum capacity of 15 barrels and is at present brewing five barrels once or twice a week.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /paul.turvey/ddscamra/news/news7d.html (674 words)

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		Firkin Brewery, The - over 150 pub outlets serving own brewed ales, beer, food, music and entertainment.
	members.tripod.com /beerdudes/breweries.htm (3243 words)

	The Firkin Pubs
		The breweries were tiny and were located behind or underneath the pubs - often with viewing windows or hatches so that the 'machinery' became part of the environment.
		My favourites were The Flyman and Firkin, Fanfare and Firkin in the West End of London, along with The Fringe and Firkin in Shepherds Bush.
		Early in October 1999, signs were appearing in Firkin pubs in London announcing that Firkin beers were to be discontinued, to be replaced with two 'new' and 'exciting' brews - namely Tetleys and Burtons.
	www.armfield.freeserve.co.uk /travel/firkin.htm (735 words)

	The famous Hobgoblin Strong Dark Ale from The Wychwood Brewery
		Too much was brewed for the wedding, so a firkin of our still nameless beer was sold to a local grog shop.
		Chris dutifully delivered another firkin, and was stopped aghast in his tracks.
		The Original Commissioned Artwork for The Hobgoblin was produced for Wychwood Brewery by Ed Org.
	www.wychwood.co.uk /wychwood_hobgoblin.htm (391 words)

	Firkins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		A Firkin is and English Style Cask, also referred to as a cask conditioned beer.
		It is 10.8 gallons of unfiltered beer that is naturally carbonated to a lower level than draft beer.
		Delivery should be 2-3 days prior to tapping to give the establishment time to cellar or rack the Firkin properly.
	www.rockartbrewery.com /rockartbrewerywebsite_011.htm (108 words)

	France Beers
		This beer is brewed by firkin, world famous brewery from france a great addition to their inventory this capit ale.
		It is brewed by firkin, a talented brewery from france having much more to offer than only the financier ale.
		It is known that this brewery is extremely p...
	www.isearchbeers.com /country/france/page1.html (250 words)

	Firkin Comes To Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The Firkin chain was founded in the early eighties by legendary entrepreneur, David Bruce.
		The brewster is Kath Long, who has a diploma in brewing and distilling from Heriot Watt University, and whose first brewery this is. Kath brews five regular ales, two bitters, Fresher (4.3%) and Punt (3.5%), Swot Pale Ale (5%), Principal Stout (4.5%) and Dogbolter (5.6%), a strong dark ale.
		The last is available in all Firkin pubs so Kath has to follow the recipe closely, but she has plenty of freedom as regards the other ales.
	www.cambridge-camra.org.uk /ale/283/firkin.html (628 words)

	Apollo London - Bar Review, , 28 Paddington Street
		Now, we've all heard of the Firkin Brewery — those crazy guys who go in for naughty puns and take over your favourite local in order to spice it up with 'fun' gimmicks and modern décor.
		In a way, you'd think the Firkin concept could only be more successful in an area like Baker Street — which, for all its resonances of Sherlock Holmes and that slinky song from the eighties, isn't famed for its charming watering holes anyway.
		And indeed, the Firkin Beer Company Apollo, sitting on a quiet road off Baker Street, is fairly humming on most weeknights.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /review_2082.html (361 words)

	Firkin Hophouse Micro Brewery & Pub
		The alcohol level of Firkin’s Beer is between 3-5 % and it is tenable for between six to eight weeks.
		Some 30-40 % of the malt is bought from SAB (South African Breweries), with the balance obtained from England; whilst the hops come from George in the Western Cape.
		Due to the mild climate in the Zulu Kingdom climate, The Firkin Pub is open daily from 09h00 until late, all year around, and together with the beer garden, can comfortably accommodate up to 500 people comfortably.
	beer.kzn.org.za /beer/1.xml (522 words)

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		Boulder Creek Brewery and Cafe - hand crafted ales and lagers, tasty food and great entertainment in the majestic redwoods near Santa Cruz.
		The brewery and brew pub are set in a century old warehouse in Portland's historic "Pearl District."
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	www.cooperstownusa.com /beer50/micro_dex.htm (2759 words)

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		Shiner Brewery, Kosmos Spoetzel, Herman Weiss, Shiner Bock.
		Redhook Doublefl Stout from Redhook Brewery, a Stout style beer, Ratings And.
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	wave.prohosting.com /o4n8pz4q/beer_479.html (712 words)

	The Brew Kettle - Firkin Thursdays
		Firkin Thursdays are when the Brew Kettle offers Real Ale or Cask-Conditioned Ales.
		Extra fermentable sugars and yeast are added to the firkin sometimes along with extra hops.
		The cellar or room temperature firkin is either served by gravity feed through a tap or a beer engine or hand pump.
	www.thebrewkettle.com /firkin.htm (179 words)

	The Anchorage Press, in Anchorage Alaska - brewreviewvol13ed45.shtml (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The word “firkin” is not an appellation of another vulgar word used in the English language.
		Technically, a firkin is a British measuring unit equaling about a quarter of a barrel (about nine gallons), but the term commonly implies that the beer in the namesake container is cask-conditioned.
		In some cases, a tap is driven directly through the top bung of the keg (which is on its side) and a special peg is driven through the side bung, positioned so it's on top of the keg.
	www.anchoragepress.com /archives-2004/brewreviewvol13ed45.shtml (900 words)

	Duke, W4 5LF - The Open Guide to London: the free London guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The Firkin concept was originally invented by Dave Bruce in the early 1980s, the idea being brew on premises pubs, in and around London.
		Despite giving promises to preserve the chain as it was, they instantly undertook to dismantle it, firstly by losing the real ale, then by re-themeing and renaming most of the pubs, relinquishing the ground to other chains such as Hogshead.
		I notice that they are not advertising Real Ale, which if they were to do so would be technically incorrect, as they are using a cask breather system.
	london.openguides.org /index.cgi?Duke,_W4_5LF (452 words)

	POTTERS BAR ISSUE 86 - "Pints of View" - News from Stafford & Stone Branch
		The micro brewery is planned for the stable at the rear of the Swan's yard, with an adjacent room becoming the brewery cold store.
		The brewery is likely to be just a five barrel plant producing special brews, with Coach House still contracted to produce beers such as Old Priory.
		The Blencowes micro brewery at the Exeter Arms, Barrowden, Rutland is, however, sixty miles East of William Blencowe and Co's, Cannock Brewery which, with its 32 tied houses, was acquired by Butler's of Wolverhampton in 1925.
	www.fortunecity.com /oasis/ozarks/197/pb86/pov86.html (1152 words)

	History of Signs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		But the big success story at one time was the march of the Firkin Brewery with over 150 outlets.
		There was the Fresher And Firkin at Cambridge, the Fowl And Firkin (formerly the Hen And Chickens) at Coventry, the Fuzz And Firkin (situated in an old Police Station) at Southsea and the.
		In his memory, his widow mother baked a hot cross bun for him every year on Good Friday and strung them on a cord - when she died and her cottage was demolished, the collection passed to the pub and once hung from the ceiling, a new bun being added every Good Friday.
	www.bjcurtis.force9.co.uk /html/history_of_signs.html (1040 words)

	Real Beer In London
		An example of this is the destruction of the Firkin chain, but look at the number of All Bar One's, Slug and Lettuce's and the pretend Irish bars like O'Neills that have appeared.
		Both breweries produce an excellent variety of real ales including seasonal beers as well as the regulars.
		Many of the pubs lost their individuality after the takeover and some struggled since the Firkin brews were a unique selling point.
	www.armfield.freeserve.co.uk /travel/london_beer.htm (502 words)

	Zululand EcoAdventures - KZN Brew Route
		This route provides a showcase for a number of breweries, both tiny and large, where traditional beers and Zulu beers are produced in the province.
		In the beginning 2-3 different types of beer will be brewed and would soon like to start and experiment with speciality beers to coincide special events and mark past historical occasions.As this is a new brewery our plans and direction will change but the focus will be to brew interesting and good beer.
		Lots more pubs and breweries, lots more sight- seeing, let’s hope at this stage your eyes are still opposite the holes….
	www.eshowe.com /article/articlestatic/23/1/15 (1216 words)

	Centre Daily Times \| 10/11/2006 \| Fridays are firkin great at Otto's in State College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		We know what you're thinking now, Monkey Boy: Just what the hell is a "firkin?" A firkin is an archaic term for a smallish keg of beer.
		Today's firkin is eight to nine gallons of beer, which can be poured by gravity through a spigot.
		The food was delicious as usual, and the chef's recommendation of the grass-fed pork chop stuffed with apples, cashews and andouille sausage served with red chili and corn mashed potatoes and sautéed summer squash and zucchini was a perfect pairing with the Red Mo Ale.
	www.centredaily.com /mld/blue/15720180.htm (737 words)

	Brewery History Society - West Midlands: Defunct Brewery Livery
		High on the front gable is a stone panel with the brewery's motif of three 'A's in a circle.
		The brewery was acquired by Holder's in 1908; according to 'Century', the brewhouse at the rear of the pub survives.
		Although the brewery is still in operation, this is a rare example of livery by the pre-M&B Highgate Brewery Company.
	www.breweryhistory.com /Defunct/WestMids.htm (2959 words)

	Firkin News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Note, the Firkin LUDDITE beer should not be confused with that brewed by Ryburn Brewery at Sowerby Bridge, which has a totally different colour, flavour and character.
		The Fabricant and Firkin is broadly similar in layout to the other 180 or so pubs in the Allied Domecq Firkin chain.
		It is a typical bare floorboards and wooden tables student haunt, with wide screen TV, Jenga blocks, and bric-a-brac associated with the clothing industry decorating the walls and ceiling.
	www.huddscamra.org.uk /firkin.htm (335 words)

	Celebrator Beer News : Jun/Jul 2005 : West Coast : Triple Rock Brewfest (Mike Pitsker)
		On a Saturday in late March, the narrow pub was lined with folks sipping and comparing cask-conditioned ales as servers dashed between lounging clusters of samplers and pourers flitted between gravity-fed kegs.
		Triple Rock Brewery exudes Berkeley from its pores.
		Visit Triple Rock Brewery and Pub on Shattuck in downtown Berkeley or log on to triplerock.com and stay in the loop.
	celebrator.com /archives/0506/0506westcoast-triplerock.html (552 words)

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