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Cooper (profession)

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in Ireland. They also made the wooden kegs in which the beer was shipped to liquor retailers. Beer kegs had to be particularly strong in order to contain the pressure of the fermenting liquid, and the rough handling they received when transported, sometime over long distances, to pubs where they were
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In the 21st century, coopers mostly operate barrel-making machinery and assemble casks for the wine and spirits industry. Traditionally, the staves were heated to make them easier to bend. This is still done, but now because the slightly toasted interior of the staves imparts a certain flavour over
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is captioned "The cooper Harry Mahlo (one of the last coopers) Yalumba wineries, Angaston, Barossa Valley, South Australia, 1959". Several cooperages have closed in the 21st century, and, while there is a need for new coopers, there has been no pathway to the trade via apprenticeships since 1996,
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in Alpine villages where they stored their beverages in wooden casks bound with hoops. Pliny identified three types of coopers: ordinary coopers, wine coopers and coopers who made large casks. Large casks contained more and longer staves and were correspondingly more difficult to assemble. Roman
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oil was a particularly difficult substance to contain, due to its highly viscous nature, and oil coopers were perhaps the most skilled tradesmen in pre-industrial cooperage. Whaling ships usually carried a cooper on board, to assemble shooks (disassembled barrels) and maintain casks.
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In the 1960s, breweries started using metal casks because of cost and simplicity; since then, the trade of master cooper in England has been dwindling. In 2009 there were only four breweries left in England employing coopers, and only one was a master cooper: Alastair Simms at
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kegs were introduced, and over time gradually replaced the wooden barrels, until these in turn were replaced by stainless steel in the late 1980s. By 1961 there were only 70 coopers still employed by Guinness, and the last wooden cask was used in March 1963.
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skill. Casks of various sizes were used to accommodate the sloping walls of the hull and make maximum use of limited space. Casks also had to be tightly packed, to ensure they did not move during the voyage and endanger the ship, crew and cask contents.
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In the early days, Guinness employed its own team of up to 300 highly-paid coopers in the brewery, making barrels which would be shipped around the world, and wooden casks were used by the brewery for nearly two centuries. In 1946
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coopers also traditionally made wooden implements, such as rakes and wooden-bladed shovels. In addition to wood, other materials, such as iron, were used in the manufacturing process. The trade is the origin of the surname
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left in Australia still making its own barrels for storing wine, and there were fewer than 100 people still making barrels at small cooperages for other purposes. Some cooperages, such as the Margaret River Cooperage in
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in London. It still survives today although it is now largely a charitable organisation. In the 16th century, the company won the right for coopers to be independent from breweries.
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and the staves were one and a half inches thick and featured grooves where the heads fitted. They had Roman numerals scratched on the surface of each stave to help with reassembly.
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A wine barrel is toasted for around 35 minutes with a low fire, while for whiskey it is usual to toast for just 45 seconds on a high fire, to burn the surface.
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Recycling casks is common in the trade, and wine casks may be converted to contain beer. Centuries-old tools remain the preferred tool of the master cooper.
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Empty casks were used to line the walls of shallow wells from at least Roman times. Such casks were found in 1897 during archaeological excavation of Roman
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in the early 20th century, there was less demand for barrels, and over time, various other containers were manufactured for shipping goods, including
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was the man who fitted the wooden or metal hoops around the barrels or buckets that the cooper had made, essentially an assistant to the cooper. The
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Dry, or "slack" (U.S.), coopering, making casks for holding dry goods, like flour, tobacco and vegetables, designed to keep moisture out
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Prior to the mid-20th century, the cooper's trade flourished in the United States; a dedicated trade journal was published, the
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Diane Twede, “The cask age: the technology and history of wooden barrels,” Packaging Technology and Science, 2005, 18, p. 253
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In the United States, there are also few master coopers left. Ramiro Herrera, Master Cooper for Caldwell Vineyard in the
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vessels, held together with wooden or metal hoops and possessing flat ends or heads. Examples of a cooper's work include
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Wet, or "tight" (U.S.) coopering, making casks for holding liquids, including water, wine, whiskey, milk, oil, and paint
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refers to the manufacture of wooden casks, or barrels. The facility in which casks are made referred to as a cooperage.
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in the wood, and it is then toasted. Toasting develops the flavours of the sugars in the wood, that is the
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In wet coopering, wooden casks were traditionally made in several sizes in England and Ireland, including:
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coopers tended to be independent tradesmen, passing their skills on to their sons. The Greek geographer
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reformed the apprenticeship scheme to focus particularly on construction, food and hospitality, and
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By 2021, very few of the 30-odd coopers left in the United States still used traditional methods.
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Many coopers worked for breweries, making the large wooden vats in which beer was brewed, such as
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Cooperage; a treatise on modern shop practice and methods; from the tree to the finished article
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In the 19th century, coopers who crafted barrels on ships were often called groggers (or jolly
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is derived from that profession. Over time, coopers took on the role of the hooper themselves.
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Whaling ships in particular, featuring long voyages and large crews, needed many casks – for
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The number of coopers has declined in Australia. A 1959 photograph held in the
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Wherever and whatever goods were traded, casks were used, in the same way as
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Barrels intended for wine storage are made predominantly with either French
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Howard, Mark (1996). "Coopers and casks in the whaling trade, 1800-1850".
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featured master cooper Alastair Simms, who made 200 barrels for the film.
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The development of the cooperage industry in the United States, 1620-1940
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to hurl barrels of burning tar into towns under siege to start fires.
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time to the wine or spirit contents that is much admired by experts.
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Britain, wooden barrels were used to store ale, butter, honey, and
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Cooper readies or rounds off the end of a barrel using a cooper's
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and English winemakers employing coopers. In 2015 Simms was at
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The Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association, Inc
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Cooper's brands from 1518 as recorded in a civic register from
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Coopers in Britain started to organise as early as 1298. The
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has yielded one complete tub and a number of wooden staves.
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started settling in England, much wine was shipped over the
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Pliny the Elder, The Natural History, Book XIV, Chap. 27
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reports that cooperage in Europe originated with the
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Traditionally, a cooper is someone who makes wooden,
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The firkin is the most common size for an ale cask.
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Cooperage
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hand adze

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craftsman
barrels
tubs
troughs
Journeymen
Cooper
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occupational surname
Cooper
staved
casks
barrels
buckets
butter churns
hogsheads
firkins
tierces
rundlets
puncheons
tuns
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