The recipes are complete

Honing down on the recipes and we are there – we think we have created 3 pretty special beers. The idea is to have 3 ales, each using the same four hops – but in different quantities, and for different bittering and aromas. All distinctive beers, but all part of the...
So why the submarine?

So why the submarine?

It’s August and the brewery building is coming along quite nicely. The main structure of The Norfolk Brewhouse has taken shape, and local builders – Morrissey’s of Briston – have moved inside to start the internal works which would transform the old barn into a modern...
Time to expand the brewery…

Time to expand the brewery…

The brewery extension begins. In all we are adding about 50% additional floor space to the brewery area. The original part of the Norfolk flint barn will house the 10 barrel brewing vessels and Uni tanks from DME – still no sign of these from Canada by the way! Mind...
It’s time to drill for water…

It’s time to drill for water…

The availability of pure, naturally chalk-filtered water is one of the key advantages of locating The Norfolk Brewhouse at the family farm. The farm, in Hindringham, has land which clay sitting on a rich seam of chalk. Many of Britain’s best breweries have done rather...
Tear down the wall…

Tear down the wall…

As lovely as the barn is, dating back to the 1800s, it quite simply isn’t big enough to accommodate all the new brewery vessels, bottling equipment and cask-ale washers which we need. So, it was time, at the beginning of June to knock down one of the old walls,...