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adress Krvavi Potok 19
brewpub located about 500 m from the Slovenian-Italian border.
nice atmosphere, local slovenian couisine and freshh beer, standard - offer 2 kinds light and dark, occassional brewed some another, during my visit it was amber

Why the wine glass?

Nice setup!

Sandy

Very nice looking spot.

Nice. The sign says 2.60€ for a litre of beer ($3.75 CAD). That's a pretty good price!

GAM wrote:Why the wine glass?

As a driver I unfortunatelly cant drink beers in the brewpubs, only I take outside in the bottle and drink in hotel.
Slovenia is a really wine country and in hotel are sometimes only wine glass in the room

Piotr. I'm interested in those horizontal tanks. Are they fermentors? They are similar to some real ale fermenters I saw in UK. Do you know what kind of brewing process is going on it that brewery? It looks like you could ferment in, then carbonate in and serve from those tanks.

I think that might be the setup for me. If I go pro (dreaming). What's on the left. Is that a boil kettle with a mash tun on the floor?

Thanks.

becik wrote:

GAM wrote:Why the wine glass?

As a driver I unfortunatelly cant drink beers in the brewpubs, only I take outside in the bottle and drink in hotel.
Slovenia is a really wine country and in hotel are sometimes only wine glass in the room

Could be worse:

I use small cheap red wine glasses for tasting beers, and giving people a selection of tasters.

Albert wrote:

becik wrote:

GAM wrote:Why the wine glass?

As a driver I unfortunatelly cant drink beers in the brewpubs, only I take outside in the bottle and drink in hotel.
Slovenia is a really wine country and in hotel are sometimes only wine glass in the room

Could be worse:

First time at Mr. X's house I used a measuring cup.

Good times.

Sandy

Albert wrote:Could be worse:

Innovation at its finest!

Buccaneer wrote:

Albert wrote:Could be worse:

Innovation at its finest!

Nonsense! That's blatant reinvention of the wheel

Albert wrote:Could be worse:

picture not mine only one user from polish beer forum

GuingesRock wrote:Piotr. I'm interested in those horizontal tanks. Are they fermentors? They are similar to some real ale fermenters I saw in UK. Do you know what kind of brewing process is going on it that brewery? It looks like you could ferment in, then carbonate in and serve from those tanks.

I think that might be the setup for me. If I go pro (dreaming). What's on the left. Is that a boil kettle with a mash tun on the floor?

Thanks.

yes it is fermentors on top fermentations, on left are a small warehouse

becik wrote:

GuingesRock wrote:Piotr. I'm interested in those horizontal tanks. Are they fermentors? They are similar to some real ale fermenters I saw in UK. Do you know what kind of brewing process is going on it that brewery? It looks like you could ferment in, then carbonate in and serve from those tanks.

I think that might be the setup for me. If I go pro (dreaming). What's on the left. Is that a boil kettle with a mash tun on the floor?

Thanks.

yes it is fermentors on top fermentations, on left are a small warehouse

Thant's perfect. Thanks.

There are a few of these horizontal setups in Piotr's brewery tour pictures. It seems to be a good use of space if you don't have the height of a warehouse or loft. I don't recall seeing them used around here at all.