A row of stones, gabions or wooden planks held by posts can be added to the bottom of each " spile " to prevent undercutting when the willow is establishing itself.
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In fact, the yeast will actually produce more carbon dioxide than is required, and it is for this reason that the cask is vented through the spile hole in the shive.
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A "'spile "'is a small wooden or metal peg used to control the flow of air into, and carbon dioxide out of, a cask of ale.
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The 2011 World Championship was also held at The Tap & Spile in Lincoln, with newcomer Nigel Payne, previously a Welsh All Valleys Champion ( Under-15 category ), claiming the title.
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When the beer is judged to be ready, the landlord will replace the soft spile with a hard one ( which doesn't allow air in or gas out ) and let the beer settle for 24 hours.
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The wall and ramp down from Gas Street, the Tap and Spile pub, and the neighbouring building are all grade II listed, as is the Martin & Chamberlain building built on top of the Broad Street Tunnel.
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Some leaning against the spiles; some seated upon the pier-heads; some looking over the bulwarks of ships from China; some high aloft in the rigging, as if striving to get a still better seaward peep.
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To get water from a tree with a spile, one must strike the spile into a tree to hit a xylem tube ( not a phloem tube, because a phloem tube will bear sap ); one must wait until the spile bears water.
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To get water from a tree with a spile, one must strike the spile into a tree to hit a xylem tube ( not a phloem tube, because a phloem tube will bear sap ); one must wait until the spile bears water.
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To get water from a tree with a spile, one must strike the spile into a tree to hit a xylem tube ( not a phloem tube, because a phloem tube will bear sap ); one must wait until the spile bears water.
