- Today,
barrels and
casks can also be made of aluminum,
stainless steel, and
different types of plastic, such as HDPE.
Early casks were
bound with wooden...
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storage pool
before being moved to dry
casks. The
industry norm is
about 10 years. The NRC
describes the dry
casks used in the US as "designed to resist...
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keystone is a
small wooden or
plastic ****ing used in ale
casks. For some
years wooden casks have been
effectively obsolete, with the
majority now being...
- Wine
cask may
refer to: a wine
barrel a Bag-In-Box
storage for wine, used for box wine (especially in
Australian English). This
disambiguation page lists...
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Cask strength (also
known as
barrel proof/barrel strength) is a term used by
whisky (spelt "whiskey" in
Ireland and the
United States) and rum producers...
- A
cask is a type of
wooden container.
Cask or
CASK may also
refer to:
CASK, a gene The
Cask, 1920
novel by
Freeman Wills Crofts Cask, a name;
notable people...
- "The
Cask of Amontillado" is a
short story by the
American writer Edgar Allan Poe,
first published in the
November 1846
issue of Godey's Lady's Book. The...
- A
cask breather (sometimes
called a
cask aspirator) is a type of
demand valve used to
serve draught beer. The
cask breather enables the
empty space created...
- The
Cask is a 1920
detective novel by the Irish-born
writer Freeman Wills Crofts. His
debut novel, it is
considered his masterpiece. Long
after the author's...
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century until 1803 in
Britain "ale"
casks and "beer"
casks differed in the
number of
gallons they contained. The tun is a
cask that is
double the size of a butt...
