brewhouse
Sign in to savethumb|The Brewhouse Svindersvik in Nacka, Sweden. thumb|Brewhouse from Tinn, Norway. thumb|The Helsinki Bryggeri Brewhouse in Helsinki, Finland. A brewhouse is a building made for brewing beer and ale. This could be a part of a specialized brewery operation, but historically a brewhouse is a private building only meant for domestic production.
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It is catalogued under the topic Brewing.
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thumb|The Brewhouse Svindersvik in Nacka, Sweden. thumb|Brewhouse from Tinn, Norway. thumb|The Helsinki Bryggeri Brewhouse in Helsinki, Finland. A brewhouse is a building made for brewing beer and ale. This could be a part of a specialized brewery operation, but historically a brewhouse is a private building only meant for domestic production.
Larger households, such as noble estates, often had dedicated brewhouses that could be quite elaborate using equipment not too different from that of commercial breweries. English country houses have detailed records of brewhouses.
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