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Here’s a first-rate photo gallery of Cape May Brewing

Jeff Linkous

Head brewer Brian Hink looks deep into the soul of a brew kettle at Cape May Brewing Co.
Head brewer Brian Hink looks deep into the soul of a brew kettle at Cape May Brewing Co.

Perhaps you caught yesterday’s story on Cape May Brewing Co. Perhaps you were thirsty for more from the the New Jersey-based brewery — demanding images of its head brewer Brian Hink, beer-fueled dreamscapes of its new 30-barrel (bbl) brewhouse and the hottest pics of its kegs of freshly brewed craft beer. Fear not! Craft Brewing Business has you covered. We hope you enjoy this photo blog of Cape May Brewing’s new and old facilities in action.

Kegs await loading at the new Cape May facility (we assume to CBB headquarters).
Kegs await loading at the new Cape May facility (we assume shipping to CBB headquarters).
Head brewer Hink ads some adjunct sugar to a kettle of Coastal Evacuation IPA.
Head brewer Hink ads some adjunct sugar to a kettle of Coastal Evacuation IPA.
Wide shot of the original Cape May Brewing facility, which will now handle specialty beers.
Wide shot of the original Cape May Brewing facility, which will now handle specialty beers.
Sixtel of delicious Coastal Evacuation IPA.
Sixtel of delicious Coastal Evacuation IPA.

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Hink gets to graining out at the new 30-bbl mash tun at the new Cape May Brewing facility.
Hink gets to graining out at the new 30-bbl mash tun at the new Cape May Brewing facility.
Loading up a beer order at the new Cape May Brewing facility.
Loading up a beer order at the new Cape May Brewing facility.
Kegging at the original Cape May Brewing facility.
Kegging at the original Cape May Brewing facility.
Readying a shipment of beer at the new Cape May facility.
Readying a shipment of beer at the new Cape May facility.
Flushing a line at the new Cape May Brewing facility.
Flushing a line at the new Cape May Brewing facility.

Jeff Linkous, a longtime Garden State journalist, follows New Jersey’s craft brewing industry at his website, Beer-Stained Letter.