Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: copper kettles

There are several more brewpubs in Prague besides U Fleku and U Medvidku, and this is one of them. It's history has restarted several times after fires, but the current building dates mostly to the 1780's, in the era of the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Supposedly he used to sit behind the kettle on the left, although I don't know if the current pub owners can prove this claim. The beer is good, and as cheap as Pilsner Urquell, which is also sold here.

Here are two more industrial-era closed copper kettles, even if they are small. The all-paper office is a nice historical touch too, even if it appears to be fully operational (with a 1990's era phone, from the looks of it).

Real proper breweries, regardless of age, brew their beer in copper kettles, and that naturally includes Plzensky Prazdroj. I was amazed that I got this photo to come out at all, since I shot it with 100 ISO Fomapan shot through an Ikoflex, using a bad light meter.