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On 17 October 1814, a fermentation vat at the Meux and Company Brewery in London's St Giles district ruptured without warning.
On October 17, 1814, a single loose iron hoop on a 22-foot fermenting vat at the Meux and Company Brewery in London gave way — and somewhere...
What happened At the Meux & Company Brewery a single massive vat failed. When the vat burst its contents—porter beer—rushed out in a wave that...
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... Meux & Co.'s Horse Shoe Brewery in London ruptured, triggering a chain reaction that released hundreds of thousands of gallons of beer. The...
In 1814, a massive 22-foot wooden vat exploded at Meux & Company Brewery in London, unleashing a 15-foot high tsunami of 323000 gallons of...