WEEKEND BEER FLIGHT: The Samuel Smith Brewery

Samuel Smith brewery started in Tadcaster, England. The brewery was established in the year 1758 and was founded by none other than Samuel Smith himself. Brewing in the area of Tadcaster originated in the early 14th century because of the excellent brewing water found in the limestone lake, Tadcaster would take up a nickname “The burton of the north” the name came from Burton-on-Trent(Midlands) because they were also famous for there excellent water supply for the brewing process. Samuel Smith brewery is still incorporating brewing methods used in 1758, such as they still use Yorkshire squares made from Welsh slate rather than modern day ones made from aluminum to extract and ferment the yeast in the brew.

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