The '333' Beer Brewing Process...



The beer making process begins with
a supply of pure, clean water.

Shown here is the bank of filters used
to pre-filter and treat incoming water
to eliminate any contaminants and ensure
the quality of the finished product.

water filter
laboratory



In the Analytical Laboratory,
all ingredients,
including Australian supplied Malt and Hops,
are tested and checked for quality and purity
before entering the brewing process.

laboratory laboratory




The Brew house, where Malt is brewed
under the watchful eye of Control room staff.

vats

vats vats


The control room has full access to all
phases of the brewing process.

From here staff monitor and control
the operation of the brewery.
controls



To the right we see the outdoor
fermentation tanks.


Below, a view of the base of those same tanks.
tanks
tanks  



The beer is filtered after fermentation,
producing 'Bright' beer.
Beer Filtering
Quality control


The quality of the freshly brewed beer is thoroughly
checked prior to final filtering and bottling.
The 'Bright' beer passes through the
final filtering station prior to bottling.
final filtering

Final Filter

final filtering

Views of the bottling and labeling line.

The bottling line

The bottling line

The bottling line

the bottling line These facilities are capable of filling up to
30,000 bottles with 333 Beer every hour.