ABOUT BLACKFRIARS

Blackfriars Brewery was founded in 2004

by Yorkshireman Bill Russell.

Blackfriars is a purpose built brewery with the capacity to brew 3000 litres of beer a week.

Brewing takes place three times a week, using the highest quality Maris Otter malt and traditional hops.

PUBS THAT STOCK OUR BEERS

KINGS HEAD Hettherset

KINGS HEAD Holt

OLIVER TWIST Gt Yarmouth

RECRUIT Gt Yarmouth

PRINCE REGENT Gt Yarmouth

RED HERRING Gt Yarmouth

TIME & TIDE Gt Yarmouth

ALEXANDRA TAVERN Norwich

KINGS HEAD Norwich

ROYAL OAK Lowestoft

CRUSADERS Rugby Club

BEAR & BELLS Beccles

KINGS HEAD Beccles

CAMBRIDGE BLUE Cambridge

THE ANGEL Snettisham

THE PELICAN Tacolneston

Mashing 

The mashing process where the hot water is mixed with the malt, is a traditional infusion at 65 to 68 degrees. This gives the beer excellent clarity and a long shelf life.

Boiling 

A rigorous boil in the copper ensures the wort is sterilised, drives off unwanted flavours etc.

Fermenting 

Fermentation and maturation are closely controlled to obtain the correct flavour balance and conditioning

for each of our beers, which are matured at cellar temperature and racked directly into casks

Malt

Malting encourages the barley grains to germinate so that they can be used in the making of beer.

This involves soaking the grains in water then leaving them to sprout.

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Hops 

The sole major commercial use of hops is for flavouring beer. The flower of the hop vine is used as

a flavouring and preserving agent in nearly all beer made today.

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Yeast 

Beer yeasts are simply single celled microscopic fungi that translate malt sugar into alcohol,

carbon dioxide and other by products that give beer its flavour.

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WHY NOT BOOK 

A BREWERY TOUR

© BlackFriars Brewery, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk 2007

© BlackFriars Brewery, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk 2007

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