The only surviving building in the Klichevsky district of the beginning of the XX century to the present day is a distillery in the village of Nesyata. The building, which has a century-old history, was founded in 1904 by the famous local pan I.M. Pavlyukovsky.

The building is two-storeyed, made of boulders. According to the memories of old-timers, during the construction of the distillery, chicken eggs were added to the cement mortar for greater stability. On the building (above the main entrance door), on behalf of the master, the year of construction and the initials of the landowner were carved.

The foundation is also made of stones. A storage room has been built nearby to preserve finished products. A pond was dug near the plant, which was used as a cooling system, and it still serves people as a place for amateur fishing.

Until 1958, the distillery belonged to the Gomel Distillery and was called "Batsevichi Distillery". The manufactured products were raw alcohol, and the main raw material was potatoes. The plant was operated by a steam boiler and two steam engines that worked on peat. The workers of the distillery harvested peat themselves on the peat bog. Harvesting took place in the summer, when the plant was standing. Later, the plant was already running on fuel oil. From 1986 to 1992, the distillery did not work.

In 1992, the Belarusian Design, Engineering and Technological Institute of the Food Industry developed a working project for the reconstruction of the distillery.

Since 1993, the distillery has been operating a workshop for the rectification of alcohol. The finished product of the distillery is ethyl alcohol rectified from food raw materials of the highest purity. In 1994, according to the project of MPNK Energia, the boiler room of the distillery was switched to natural gas. Later, a steam boiler of the brand "Lancoshirsky" with a steam capacity of 2 t/h was installed in the boiler room. A batch distillation apparatus (cubic apparatus) with a capacity of $ 800 is installed in the alcohol rectification shop. per day.

In 2004, a new fermentation and yeast department was put into operation. 28 people worked. The distillery had two workshops: a workshop for the production of raw alcohol and a workshop for the rectification of alcohol. In 2013, the distillery supplied its products only to OJSC Mogilevoblpishcheprom.

On June 5, 2014, it was decided to close the distillery.

Tourists here can consider the technology of masonry walls and arches made of natural stone, as well as visit the building itself, see the exhibits of those times, including various devices that were used for distilling: vacuum evaporation apparatus, distillation column, filter press, glass bottles and more.

Visiting the territory of the distillery is possible by prior agreement with the administration of JSC "Nesyata-AGRO".

   Contact information:

 +375 (2236) 7 37 10 (Director)
+375 (2236) 7 36 93 ( Reception, fax)
+375 (2236) 7 37 06 ( Chief accountant)
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