Übersetzung für 'malt kiln' von Englisch nach Deutsch

malt kiln

Malzdarre {f}brew

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malt

Malz {n}

Werbung

to malt

malzen

mälzenbrew

malt shop

Eiscafé {n} [spezialisiert auf Softdrinks mit Eis und Soda]gastr.

malt whisky

Malzwhisky {m}gastr.

malt loaf

Malzbrot {n}gastr.

malt vinegar

Malzessig {m}gastr.

malt sweet

Malzbonbon {n}gastr.

malt coffee

Malzkaffee {m}gastr.

crushed malt

Schrot {n} [Malzschrot]

malt drink

Malzgetränk {n}FoodInd.gastr.

malt liquor

[aus Malz gebrautes alkoholisches Getränk]

malt sugar

Malzzucker {m}chem.

malt starch

Malzstärke {f}

malt sprouts

Malzkeime {pl}

malt beverage

Malzgetränk {n}FoodInd.gastr.

brewing malt

Braumalz {n}brew

malt preparation

Malzbereitung {f}FoodInd.gastr.

malt fever

Malzfieber {n}med.

rice malt

Reismalz {n}FoodInd.gastr.

• A Presbyterian congregation met in a disused malt kiln in Flanshaw Lane from 1672, but moved to a new chapel in 1697 which combined the Flanshaw and Wakefield congregations.
• It had been used as a malt kiln and had a good well of water, but later fell into disuse, except for storage, and was demolished when the structure became unsafe.
• Extension work began in 1896 on a second malt kiln, and an increase in stills from two to four but, before the work was finished, a fire in December 1897 caused serious damage.
• to the south on Malt Kiln Terrace.
• The village hall, officially called Aldingham Parish Hall is known to locals as The Malt Kiln and would once have been used to dry and ferment locally grown Barley into Malt for use in vinegar, beer and bread making.

• An early-19th-century red-brick farm building at Malt Kiln Farm on Woore Road is also listed.
• According to a regulation of 25 July 1618 the sale of beer was permitted only to restaurants having their own brewery and malt kiln.
• The village's present school was erected in 1872, replacing one that operated in a malt kiln behind the Drill Inn from around 1850.
• Bardsea also has a converted Malt Kiln, dated 1829 and once part of the Well Wood estate, which is now used as a village hall.
• The nearby malt kiln was opened in 1875, and the village cattle market used rail transport.

• John Galt refers to handball being played in Irvine against the back wall of a malt-kiln.
• Malt Kiln Farmhouse is an historic building in Greenhalgh-with-Thistleton, Lancashire, England.
• In the heart of the village stands Malt Kiln Row, originally the malt kiln for Cannon Hall.
• The goods yard consisted of three sidings, one serving a cattle dock behind the up platform, a further siding on the opposite side of the line behind the down platform and a private siding called Malt Kiln siding.
• He is the brother of fellow rugby league footballer, Adam Walne. As an amateur he played for the Leyland Warriors, based at Malt Kiln Fold, Leyland.

• A malt kiln could be placed above the fireplace inside the farmhouse but presented a fire hazard.
• ABM Pauls (now ForFarmers) used to have a large malt kiln, which was the first of its kind built in Europe to an American design out of reinforced concrete in 1949.