malthouse

• The tangy air of the East Anglian coast seeps into concerts at Snape Maltings, an old malthouse that Benjamin Britten reinvented as a near-perfect space for music. —  The New Yorker
• Later it became a malthouse, and later still was converted into hop-kilns by me. —  Grain and Chaff from an English Manor
• It came from the malthouse, which is the most beautiful building in Sussex. —  Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard
• "There she is And he turned his face to the dark of the malthouse, and there, sitting on a barrel, with a slice of the sunset falling through a slit on her corn-colored hair, was Gillian In love's name," cried Martin Pippin, putting his hands to his head, "what more do you want A husband worthy of her," moaned Robin Rue, "and how can I suppose that I am he? —  Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard
• Hickes was found concealed in the malthouse, and Nelthorpe in the chimney. —  The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume 1

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