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1.5 - 1.8 °L - Crisp Malt - Crisp No. 19 Maris Otter Malt (formerly Gleneagles Maris Otter) is an heirloom varietal that is World renowned for its deep, rich flavor. It is considered Heirloom because it is an old variety with a very low yield of 1.5-2 tons per acre. Modern varietals now produce up to 4 tons per acre. Why do farmers grow Maris Otter when new high-yield, disease resistant varietals are available? Because Craft Brewers around the World are willing to pay a premium for the complex, authentic pub flavor that Maris Otter provides. Please note this is the distinguished Glen Eagles version of Crisp Maris Otter. Crisp produces two types of the Maris Otter malt. A regular version malted in modern silos and this exclusive Glen Eagles version of their Maris Otter that is floor malted by hand in the traditional way. This malt is obviously great for all English style Ales but is perfectly suited for any beer where you want a rich, bready malt flavor.  

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1.9 L - Rahr - Rahr Malting Co - A great base malt from the Northwest made from Harrington and Metcalf barley grown in the USA and malted in Minnesota at the Rahr malt house. Well modified and perfect for single infusion mashes. Clean flavor with a nice, floral aroma with a sweet taste make Rahr 2-row a fast growing malt of choice for many commercial brewers. Try this in your next beer and see the difference. Example Malt Analysis Moisture, % 4.1 Extract %, finely ground malt, as is 81.3 Extract %, coarsley ground malt, as is 80.3 F/C Difference % 1.0 Color, laboratory Wort, degrees Lovibond 1.90 Viscosity 1.42 Beta Glucan, ppm 76 Diastatic Power 131 Alpha Amylase (DU) 54.0 Total Soluble Protein %, dry basis 4.68 Total Protein %, dry basis 11.16 S/T Ratio % 41.9  

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2.1-2.8 °L Simpsons - Golden Promise Malt grown in Scotland produces a clear, sweet wort that is the go to choice for Scotch Ales. Tasted raw it has a bit more sweetness than Maris Otter which has more a bready richness. Can be amazing in Pale Ales or IPA's where you want a malty base to fuse with the hops (Yum!). Also try it as a smaller percentage in any recipe to add complexity. Example Malt Analysis Moisture, % 3.4 Extract %, finely ground malt, as is 77.80 Extract %, finely ground malt, dry basis 80.50 Viscosity 1.58 Diastatic Power 71 Total Soluble Protein %, dry basis 4.30 Total Protein %, dry basis 9.64

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3.5 L - Weyermann® - Not quite as intense as Munich, but a great background builder or even base for German Lagers, Kolsches, Alts, and even light American ales. Enzyme potential is between Munich and 2-row. Must be mashed. Example Malt Analysis: % Assortment 7/64" 59.6 6/64" 29,7 5/64" 8.8 Thru 5/64' 1.9 Chemical Analysis Moisture, % 3.8 Extract %, finely ground malt, as is 78.7 Extract %, finely ground malt, dry basis 81.8 Extract %, coarsley ground malt, as is 77.9 Extract %, coarsley ground malt, dry basis 81.0 F/C Difference % 0.8 Color, laboratory Wort, degrees Lovibond 2.7 - 3.8 Viscosity 1.48 Beta Glucan, ppm 107 Diastatic Power 93 Alpha Amylase (DU) 54.2 Total Soluble Protein %, dry basis 5.21 Total Protein %, dry basis 11.06 S/T Ratio % 47.1 Conversion, minutes 5-7 Aroma of Mash Aromatic Filtration Time Normal Clarity of Wort 7

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Due to high demand, the 50 lb is currently out of stock. Be the first to receive your items by placing a pre-order today. We will automatically ship this item to you when we receive more in late August. 40° L - Briess Malting - Caramel 40L is used in some Pale Ales and most Amber Ales. It can also be used in darker beers, as well, when you are looking for the benefit of Caramel malt and some color contribution, but not the caramel notes that the higher colored Caramel malts have. Also known as Briess Crystal 40L   See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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1.4-5 °L - Weyermann® - This malt helps keep the mash in the correct pH range. It also adds a mild sour flavor. Must be mashed; use up to 10% in your mash.  

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2.7 °L - Fawcett Malting - Maris Otter has long been the favorite of English brewers for its brewhouse performance and rich, slightly nutty flavor. An excellent malt for any English beer style. All of Fawcett’s Maris Otter malt is still produced in their traditional floor malting fashion. Typical Malt Analysis: Moisture % 3.0 FGE (dry)% 80.5 Color (L) 2.3-3.0  

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407 °L - Briess Malting - Briess Midnight Wheat Malt will contribute the same color characteristics as most other Black Malts but without the bitter, astringent, dry flavors or aftertaste. Starts slightly sweet, with hints of roasted flavor while finishing out exceptionally clean. Excellent in Black IPAs, Schwarzbiers, other dark ales and lagers.   See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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20 °L - Briess Malting - European-style dark Munich Malt that provides clean, intensely malty flavor. Very Smooth with an intense maltiness. Typical styles are Oktoberest/Marzen, Bock-style, Belgian-style or any beer needing a more malty flavor and aroma.   See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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5.3° L - Briess Malting - Ashburne® Mild can be used as a base malt or high percentage specialty malt. Typical style inclusion would be Mild Ale, Brown Ale, Belgian Ale, and Barley Wine. Slightly darker with a higher dextrin level than Pale Ale Malt that will lend a high residual maltiness / mouthfeel.

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3° L - Bairds Malt - Maris Otter Pale Ale - Maris Otter is a British barley malt variety known for producing beers with a full malty flavor. Plump kernels with great extraction. (2.5-3.5°L)    

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Crafted from premium German Barke® barley, delivering a rich malt aroma with subtle toffee undertones Optimal for a wide range of beer styles, including lagers, pilsners, ales, and bocks, enhancing body and flavor Use as up to 100% of your grain bill 1.4 L - Made from the finest German two-row historical summer brewing barley Barke®. The long-loved characteristic malt aroma of Barke® is the perfect base for intensely flavorful bright lager beers. This results in an excellent body and a pronounced full-bodiedness. Barke® has pronounced malt aromas with underlying toffee notes; pleasant, soft mouthfeel Heirloom malt for malt-forward beer styles, typically for: Pale Lager: American (Light) Lager, Munich Helles, Festbier, German Leichtbier, Dortmunder Export, Kellerbier (Pale Kellerbier), India Pale Lager Pilsner: German Pilsner, American Pilsner Amber Lager: Franconian Red Beer Strong Lager: Imperial Pilsner Bock: Light Bock, Dark Bock, Light Doppelbock Pale Ale: British Mild, Belgian Blond Ale, Trappist Single, Session Pale Ale, English Summer Ale IPA: Session IPA Amber Ale: Scottish Light, Heavy and Export Strong Ale: British Strong Ale Wheat Beer: Gose Malt Specification: Color °L - 1.4 - 2.1 Moisture % - max. 5.0 Extract fine % dm - min. 80.5 Protein % dm - max. 9.5 - 11.5 Usage Rate - Up to 100%  

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5-10 °L - Simpsons Malt - . Don't let the name fool you, these are not oats "in the raw". You may be used to seeing oats used as an unmalted adjunct, Golden Naked Oats is in fact a huskless crystal malt. With an understated nutty flavor and slight grainy sweetness, this exceptional malt imparts light golden hues to the wort, and increases the body and smooth mouthfeel of the finished beer. The thick, creamy white head this malt contributes is unmistakable. Try Simpsons Golden Naked Oats with any malty or full bodied brew, especially Brown Ales and Stouts. Crystal malts are gently cooked during the malting process. Cooking initiates the enzymatic conversion of starches into fermentable sugars, and caramelizes some of the sugars as the malt reaches its final color. This eliminates the need to mash crystal malt, and ensures that some of the sugars will survive fermentation to sweeten the beer. Example Malt Analysis: Color:5-10 ° L Protein: 11.9% max Moisture %: 7.0 max Extract % d.b: 69.0 Diastatic Power: 0° Lintner  

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Ultralight is perfect for brewing extract beers when you want to have the lightest color possible A reliable base malt extract for brewing any beer style Can be used as 100% of your fermentable sugar in extract brewing Add for color correction, boost gravity, or improve head retention in all grain brewing Ultralight is one the lightest Malt Extract available anywhere and has a great malty, grain flavor. The color is so light because it is made from 100% 2-row base malt. Our manufacturer also uses a minimum amount of heat, and a slower evaporation to reduce the carmelization found in most other extracts. This extract is mashed around 152 degrees which results in beers with great malt flavor yet good fermentability.  We use it in a majority of our Recipe Kits.  It is unbeatable for light colored Pale Ales and amazing in IPA's where it lets the hops become the focus.  If you are making a darker beer you can simply steep darker specialty grains to obtain the flavor and color you are looking for. Packaged in a special metallic, oxygen barrier bag that unlike plastic jugs does not allow any oxidation to occur. Does fresh extract make a difference? Decide for yourself! We recommend customers store their extract in the refrigerator if they do not plan on using it within 8 weeks.

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75 °L - Bairds Malt - Great English malt that will provide a darker range of color with some nice caramel sweetness.

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Golden Light is an excellent choice as a base or to boost gravity. Slightly darker and richer in biscuity/bready flavors than Pilsen extract Can be used as 100% of your fermentable sugar in extract brewing Add for color correction, boost gravity, or improve head retention in all grain brewing Briess Malt & Ingredients has had a focus on quality and innovation for more than 140 years, with all of their products being made in the U.S.A. Concentrated Brewers Wort (CBW) Liquid Malt Extract (LME) from Briess. Briess CBW malt extracts get all of their color and flavor from base and specialty malts, never through additional boiling. CBW malt extracts are unhopped and nondiastatic for flexible, creative brewing. Golden Light LME: 100% pure malt extract made from 99% base malt,1% Carapils® Malt, and water. Typical Analysis: Color (8° Plato): 4.0 SRM Fermentability: 75% Solids: 79%

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3.5-4.2 °L - BestMalz - BestMalz Vienna malt provides full maltiness and some color, often with a nutty flavor. Used in European amber, golden and brown lagers, as well as Marzen and Oktoberfest beers. Can be used 100% of the grist. Malt Specification: Moisture % - max. 5 Extract fine % dm - min. 76 Color °L - 3.5 - 4.2 Protein % dm - max. 12  

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16-25 °L - Gabrinus Malting® - Honey Malt from Gambrinus. Add for a sweet, nutty and slightly toasted flavor. Good choice in Brown and Special Ales. Aroma is reminiscent of honey, hence the name. Effective flavor contribution from steeping.  

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1.2° L - Briess Malting - Briess Pilsen is their lightest colored base malt available. It will produce a very light colored, clean and crisp wort with a delicate malty flavor. Excellent choice as a 2-row base malt for all beer styles, particularly lagers. Great for malt focused beers, as it's clean character allows for the full flavor of specialty malts to shine through.  

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500° L - Briess Malting - Has a sharper flavor than other roasted grains. A dark malt for use in Porters and the occasional Stout. Often used to provide color without overpowering flavor that is characteristic of European-style dark beers. See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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30 °L - Briess Malting - Special Roast malt is know for its intense biscuit like flavors that have been described as tasting like bran flakes and Sourdough bread. Similar to Victory Malt, which color is 28 Lovibund, Special Roast is even more intense and with a darker color that registers at 30 degrees on the Lovibund scale.  Use it at around 10% of your recipe to get the signature Sourdough flavor that many brewers appreciate in ambers, browns, porters and stouts. Use a smaller percentage to add the bran/biscuit complexity to IPA's, Marzen/Octoberfests, or any other style where you want to add some unique flavors and layered depth.  This malt is drum roasted and is included is the category of malts called Biscuit Malts.  See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis    

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10° L - Briess Malting - European-style Munich Malt with a clean, malty flavor. The flavor profile can be described as very smooth and malty sweet. Golden in color leaning towards an orange hue.

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Crafted from Chevallier, the historic barley variety favored in Victorian ales, offering a unique depth of flavor Provides warm, cracker, and biscuit aroma with a pronounced malt character, ideal for malt-forward ales Use as up to 100% of your grain bill 2.7 L - Chevallier was the first ever selected landrace for malting and it’s what Crips's founders Fred and George Smith would have malted back in 1870. Chevallier reigned supreme for over 100 years as the dominant barley variety in England from the 1820’s to 1920’s. It was propagated all over the world and was being grown in Australia commercially as recently as 1960. It formed the backbone of many Victorian ales and in its revived form, it's won awards for its depth of flavor. Crisp Chevallier is characterized by warm, cracker and biscuit aroma with a full flavor. Compared to many other modern barleys its aroma and flavor are quite pronounced. Suitable for any malt-forward ale, or where increased malt character is needed to balance a high hop load. Malt Specification: Color °L - 2.7 - 4.0 Moisture % - max. 3.5 Extract fine % dm - min. 80.0 Protein % dm - max. 11.3 Usage Rate - Up to 100%  

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19-27 °L - Dingemans Malting - Dingemans Biscuit - This toasted malt will provide a warm bread or biscuit flavor and aroma and will lend a garnet-brown color. Use 5-15% maximum.     

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3.7 °L - Briess Malting - For German style Roggen beers and whatever else you can dream up. Will leave a slight haze. Has a unique fruity, spicy flavor. Rye Malt is fully modified. It performs well in a single temperature infusion mash if used at less than 20% of total grist. Must be mashed.   See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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2.3-3.0 °L - Fawcett Malting - Golden Promise is a Pale Ale Malt grown in Scotland. It produces a sweet, mellow wort and is excellent for both brewing and distilling. Richer in color and malty character than standard 2-row base malt, and more highly modified. Malt Specification: Moisture % - max. 4 Extract fine % dm - min. 80 Color °L - 2.3 - 3.0 Protein % dm - max. 8.5 - 10  

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Due to high demand, the 50 lb is currently out of stock. Be the first to receive your items by placing a pre-order today. We will automatically ship this to you when we receive more inventory. 4.3 °L - Briess Malting - This is an amazing malt from Briess that will add an intense smooth, sweet, smoky character to your beer.  The malt is smoked using Cherry wood, and on top of the classic smoke flavors, there will be an absolutely fantastic flavor and aroma of Bacon!  Very hard to go wrong making  a smoked beer with this malt.  10 - 20% of the grist will give a pronounced smoke character, and using more is only recommended for darker beer styles.  

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5.1-7 °L - Weyermann® - To increase body, aroma, malty sweetness and a slight biscuit flavor. A great reason to do mini-mashing or all grain brewing. This malt contains about half the enzyme potential of 2-row malt, which is enough to self convert in a mash. It can be steeped in an extract brew to achieve some of the flavor contribution, but will not add any sugars in a steep. This is a must malt if you looking to construct a true European-style lager.  

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60 °L -  Briess Malting - Caramel 60L is used in some Pale Ales, Amber Ales, Brown Ales, and as the Caramel malt in many darker beers such as Porter and Stouts. Flavor is sweet with pronounced caramel characteristics. Contributes deep golden to red hues. Also known as Briess Crystal 60L See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis  

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2.5 L - Briess - White Wheat malt has a sweet, malty, bready character and contributes a light straw color. Use as a base malt in any wheat beer style, or use as 5% of the grain bill in any other beer style for improved head retention.   Typical Analysis: Moisture - 4.0% Color - 2.5° Lovibond Protein - 12.0% Diastatic Power (Lintner) - 160     See attached document for more information.  

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120° L Briess Malting - Briess Caramel, or Crystal, 120L is used in Red Ales and in beers where you want a heavy caramel flavor contribution. Will contribute deep red hues to the color of your beer. We usually put 1/4 to 1/2 pound per five gallons in Bock beers.   See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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Golden Light is an excellent choice as a base or to boost gravity. Slightly darker and richer in biscuity/bready flavors than Pilsen extract DME can be used as 100% of your fermentable sugar in extract brewing Add for color correction, boost gravity, or improve head retention in all grain brewing Briess Malt & Ingredients has had a focus on quality and innovation for more than 140 years, with all of their products being made in the U.S.A. Dried Malt Extract (DME) is the primary sugar source in extract brewing and can be used in partial-mash or all grain brewing to adjust flavor, color and gravity of brews.  DME can also be used to increase head retention and body. Many brewers choose nutrient rich DME as the sugar source for making yeast starters as well. Briess dried malt extracts are made from 100% malt and water. Golden Light DME: 100% pure malt extract made from 99% base malt,1% Carapils® Malt, and water. Golden Light is an excellent light malt extract . With a malty flavor, it can be used in the production of any beer style, either as a base or to boost gravity. Slightly darker and richer in biscuity/bready flavors than Pilsen extract. Preferred in the production of most ales. Typical Analysis: Color (8° Plato): 4.0 SRM Fermentability: 75% Solids: 97% 1.043 PPG

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370 °L - Briess Malting - This is a dehusked roasted malt that provides intense color without adding much (if any) astringency. This malt can add a subtle roasted flavor to a schwarzbier or Black IPA, or can be used sparingly to darken amber ales or porters. See attached Document for Typical Malt Analysis

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Pilsen Light has a subtle malty flavor and is the lightest DME available from Briess.  DME can be used as 100% of your fermentable sugar in extract brewing Add for color correction, boost gravity, or improve head retention in all grain brewing Briess Malt & Ingredients has had a focus on quality and innovation for more than 140 years, with all of their products being made in the U.S.A. Dried Malt Extract (DME) is the primary sugar source in extract brewing and can be used in partial-mash or all grain brewing to adjust flavor, color and gravity of brews.  DME can also be used to increase head retention and body. Many brewers choose nutrient rich DME as the sugar source for making yeast starters as well. Briess dried malt extracts are made from 100% malt and water. Pilsen Light DME: 100% pure malt barley extract made from 99% Pilsen Malt, 1% Carapils® Malt, and water. Pilsen Light is the lightest DME available from Briess. With a subtle malty flavor, it can be used in the production of any beer style, either as a base or to boost gravity.   Typical Analysis: Color (8° Plato): 2.0 SRM Fermentability: 75% Solids: 97% 1.043 PPG

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1.7 °L - Briess Malting - Carapils adds body, mouthfeel and improves head retention by adding dextrines, proteins, non-starch polysaccharides, and other body-building compounds into your wort. Carapils is usually used at a level of 5% or less of your total all-grain malt bill. However it can be used at a higher rate in special cases, say if you are making a Session IPA, and are trying to simulate a higher gravity beer. Because of its extremely light color and neutral flavor it won't have much affect on the final color or flavor of your beer. Carapils belongs to a category of malts labeled as Dextrine, sometimes Dextrin, malts. We mention this because you might see either of these names in your recipe. You can steep Carapils in an extract batch but will only get about 20% utilization, or 20% of the goodies of this malt dissolved into your beer. While not as complex as Carapils malt, for extract brewing some brewers prefer to use dextrin powder.    

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2.8 °L - Weyermann® - Beech wood smoked malt from Germany. Intended for use in Rauchbiers, it is also good in heavy Scotch Ales where the affect on flavor is a little more mild than the Peat Smoked malt. Flavor will come through nicely when steeped.  

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