Man that was really cool to take us on a tour behind the scenes of Brew York. To watch and take part in the brewing process must be very fun and interesting too. 😀 Cheers from Germany 😉🍻
Fantastic Video and well worth the watch. Also great to see another female Brewer. This is something I would love to do and shows after why so long on youtube, you still have that pure passion for what you are doing. This is why you are so inspirational for the rest of us. Looking forward to trying this once released.
Great video . I absolutely love the re-use of the yeast . It’s fascinating! The chemistry around the Water is unreal. These guys are pure Artists of their craft 👌🏻. Loved it 😊. Cheers . 🍻Speno
Going off topic a bit, but at 00:02, there is a pallet that is in the racking (on the first level) with a 200 litre barrel on it. I hope it's not full because if it is, that pallet will collapse after a certain amount of time. The racking should really have supporting plates or cross bars built in to it but they haven't used them. In which case they should have put the pallet in breadthways instead of lengthways - that way it wouldn't stick out and the corners would be on the racking itself, taking the load. Instead the load is resting on flimsy bottom backboard slats which very often collapse with heavy weights. Worst case scenario is the front end collapses and the barrel slides off and lands on someone. Or it falls through the rack onto someone working below it. Sorry for rambling on about this, but my profession is warehouse management. I hate to see things like that! And now I'll enjoy the rest of your vid Thanks for yet another upload man !!
Really informative video. The knowledge needed is impressive. I'm a Brew York subscriber to their beer club so also great to see the process from one of my favourite breweries.
That’s not the case, we love cask beer. One of our largest growing products. We have 6 cask beer pouring in our tap room and 2 upstairs in our beer hall. Our beer hall is very keg focused, with 40 different lines. But if casks your thing, just head downstairs to the tap room. We have 4 permanent cask beers and 2-3 new specials every month, including a recent collab with Adnams. Keep your eye out for our limited specials. It’s taken a few years post Covid to recover cask to this position, but cask production is now bigger than ever for us. Hope you pop back soon and get to see for yourself.
@@BrewYork_Wayne it must have been the beer hall that I went in as you say only two cask and 40 keg I think it was a keg festival the last time I came and as I don,t drink keg it. Was spoiled on me
@@SharronHodgson calmer chameleon & lupu lion are our regular produced APAs, if you tried them and didn’t like them, then unfortunately can’t please everyone. Stu’s beers at North Riding are excellent, so glad you liked them.
They open the hatch and Simon says "lets dive in...cheers".
Man that was really cool to take us on a tour behind the scenes of Brew York. To watch and take part in the brewing process must be very fun and interesting too. 😀 Cheers from Germany 😉🍻
Very interesting video,can't beat pure well water
It is wonderful that you had such a great day brewing.
Brewing is an art. I've been brewing gases and solids profusely since that Bhuna I destroyed last night🍺
What a fantastic video it was. Thanks Simon!
Fantastic Video and well worth the watch. Also great to see another female Brewer. This is something I would love to do and shows after why so long on youtube, you still have that pure passion for what you are doing. This is why you are so inspirational for the rest of us. Looking forward to trying this once released.
Thank you Paul mate, man that was one busy week with GBBF in the middle of all that 🍺🍺🍺
@@realaleguide definitely a Job well done mate.
Great video . I absolutely love the re-use of the yeast . It’s fascinating!
The chemistry around the Water is unreal. These guys are pure Artists of their craft 👌🏻.
Loved it 😊. Cheers . 🍻Speno
Great video Simon, really interesting and Nadia really knows her stuff 🍻
These brew day videos are the best! Cheers Si! 🍻
What a nice video, Nadia the brewer is amazing !
Well brewed Simon and Nadia, look forward to the tasting of this beer!
Excellent video Simon 👍
Superb video simon, really interesting about the hard water.
Great video Simon! A really good insight.
This was fascinating! Cheers Simon
Great insight into the brewing processes. I didn't realise that much was done manually. Nadia was great
Well done Simon, what an awesome looking kit they got up there now.
Can’t wait to try some of this!
Cheers 🍻
Thanks Paul, great to see you on Tuesday, will you be at London Craft Beer Festival on Friday at the tabacco warehouse?
@@realaleguide yes I’ll be there mate. See you for a beer or two then 👌🏻👌🏻
One of the best video's
Going off topic a bit, but at 00:02, there is a pallet that is in the racking (on the first level) with a 200 litre barrel on it. I hope it's not full because if it is, that pallet will collapse after a certain amount of time. The racking should really have supporting plates or cross bars built in to it but they haven't used them. In which case they should have put the pallet in breadthways instead of lengthways - that way it wouldn't stick out and the corners would be on the racking itself, taking the load. Instead the load is resting on flimsy bottom backboard slats which very often collapse with heavy weights. Worst case scenario is the front end collapses and the barrel slides off and lands on someone. Or it falls through the rack onto someone working below it. Sorry for rambling on about this, but my profession is warehouse management. I hate to see things like that! And now I'll enjoy the rest of your vid Thanks for yet another upload man !!
Really informative video. The knowledge needed is impressive. I'm a Brew York subscriber to their beer club so also great to see the process from one of my favourite breweries.
Great vid, I'm gonna build a brewery tomorrow lol
Great informative video Simon..seem like great people at Brew York..could you possibly get a external mic? Bit difficult to hear Nadia in parts.
Does anybody know when it’s a bit available for purchase please? Thank you for the videos. Simon
Thought Simon would have been more hands on. Did he chose the hops/yeast etc ?
"collaboration" = they have all the equipment and ingredients, and do all the work, and he films it lol. fun seeing the brewery in action though.
I’ve been to there tap couldn’t find a good APA Beer there , for me Roosters Mallingsons and North Riding beers Simon
Where was your hair net? I don't want a hair in my beer 😅🤣😂
I used to like brew York but they seen to perfer keg beer in favour of cask last time I went to the brewery tap it was overpowered by keg
That’s not the case, we love cask beer. One of our largest growing products.
We have 6 cask beer pouring in our tap room and 2 upstairs in our beer hall. Our beer hall is very keg focused, with 40 different lines. But if casks your thing, just head downstairs to the tap room.
We have 4 permanent cask beers and 2-3 new specials every month, including a recent collab with Adnams. Keep your eye out for our limited specials.
It’s taken a few years post Covid to recover cask to this position, but cask production is now bigger than ever for us. Hope you pop back soon and get to see for yourself.
@@BrewYork_Wayne it must have been the beer hall that I went in as you say only two cask and 40 keg I think it was a keg festival the last time I came and as I don,t drink keg it. Was spoiled on me
I couldn’t find a APA Beer I liked there , afterwards found a superb North Riding APA Beer in a pub in York
@@SharronHodgson calmer chameleon & lupu lion are our regular produced APAs, if you tried them and didn’t like them, then unfortunately can’t please everyone. Stu’s beers at North Riding are excellent, so glad you liked them.
You never made your own beer simon? Not the cans of malt extract but an all grain brew?
Yes many years ago
@@realaleguide can imagine you would make a cracking beer mate, should give it another go.
No Yorkshire squares
It’s carft beer doesn’t need it
That sound again! 🤨😕😖😔
Could have been a good and interesting video...