-
completely drilled hole. This
breaks the seal, and the tap can then be
driven into the keystone. To
allow the loss of
excess gas, a soft
spile (made of open-grained...
- a keg is
different from a cask. A cask has a tap
hole near the edge of the top, and a
spile hole on the side used for
conditioning the
unfiltered and...
-
separate it from carc****
during the
dressing process.
Tundish Scuttlebutt Spile History of
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- with a
mallet and some kind of tool,
usually just a hard
spile. A
spile is then
placed in the
hole to
regulate the gas flow. If the beer is particularly...
-
being spilled on him or in his vehicle. Similarly, the
shive hole may be
sealed with a
spile. It is
common for
wooden keystones to
acquire a
layer of mould...
- or stone;
splintered Sprak Spry,
lively Speare Thin,
lanky Spet To spit
Spiles The
beard of
barley Spotter (Great or lesser)
Spotted Wood****
Spume Come...
- has
continued fermentation and uses
porous and non-porous pegs,
called spiles, to
respectively release and
retain the
gases generated by fermentation...
-
hardwood spile (tapered peg). The
hardwood spile prevents air access. Once the
barrel is in use, the
spile is
replaced with a "soft"
spile, traditionally...
-
trunk as
sugary sap. A
hole is
bored into the
trunk of the tree to
allow the sap to flow out of a
spile that is
tapped in the
hole. The taps are left in...
- have
shives and
keystones in
their openings.
Before serving the beer, a
spile is
hammered into the
shive and a tap into the keystone.[citation needed]...
