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- A coolship (Anglicized version of the Dutch/Flemish koelschip) is a type of brewing vessel traditionally used in the production of beer. It is a broad...
- bottle. A coolship is used to cool the wort for some of the beers. In 2007, Allagash was the first brewery in the US to build a traditional coolship for spontaneous...
- shallow, flat, metal pan (generally copper or stainless steel) called a coolship, where it is left exposed to the open air so more than 120 different types...
- isolated wing in their brewery that includes a custom-built 2,000-litre Coolship. It has been designed to replicate the open fermentation conditions of...
- traditionally through the barrels or during the cooling of the wort in a coolship open to the outside air. The most common microbes used to intentionally...
- (Carlsberg) by Carlsberg (Denmark) Coolship Brewing Company Viking Museum Ladby, Ladby, Kerteminde by Carlsberg (Denmark) Coolship Brewing Company by Carlsberg...
- United States to use all spontaneous fermentation, in which beer in a coolship takes in wild yeasts from the air; the beer is then aged, sometimes with...
- the Production, Microbiology, and Sensory Profile of Lambic and American Coolship Ales". Fermentation. 8 (11): 646. doi:10.3390/fermentation8110646. ISSNĀ 2311-5637...
- company also distributes to 500 restaurants, bars, and other stores. A coolship is used to cool the wort for some of the beers. Barrels of beer are stored...
- Allagash's Brewing's Coolship range of beers are spontaneously fermented and aged in French oak wine barrels, for one to three years. "Coolship Cerise" is pale...