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Pale Malt Maris OtterPeople who bought this item also bought:
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Warminster Malt as this is a FLOOR maltedPeople who bought this item also bought:
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Lager Malt (UK) Colour 3 EBC Maximum Percentage 100% Lager malt is the British version of Pilsner malt. It is kilned at slightly higher temperatures, from 55°C to 82°C.People who bought this item also bought:
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Lager Malt (UK) Colour 3 EBC Maximum Percentage 100% Lager malt is the British version of Pilsner malt. It is kilned at slightly higher temperatures, from 55°C to 82°C.
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Lager Malt (UK) Colour 3 EBC Maximum Percentage 100% Lager malt is the British version of Pilsner malt. It is kilned at slightly higher temperatures, from 55°C to 82°C.Warminster Malt as this is a FLOOR malted
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Mild Ale Malt (UK) Colour 6 EBC Maximum percentage 100% Mild Ale Malt is produced from the Triumph variety of barley used extensively on the continent for lager malt. It is kilned slightly hotter than pale malt to give a fuller flavour. We strongly recommend the use of this malt to obtain best Mild Ales.People who bought this item also bought:
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Crystal Malt (UK) Colour 80 - 140 EBC Maximum percentage 20% The classic British body builder and a British invention. Unsurpassed in Bitter beers for adding subtle sweetness to balance the customary high hop rate. Crystal malt is produced in much the same manner as Carapils except that kilning is prolonged until the desired colour is reached. Crystal malts cover a wide range of colours but the usual level is around 120 EBC.People who bought this item also bought:
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Amber Malt (UK) Colour 9O - 110 EBC Maximum percentage 20% A rare British Malt, the grain is dried to about 3% moisture and then heated quickly to above 95°C The temperature is then raised slowly to around l40°C where it is held until the correct colour is achieved. Amber Malt is an interesting alternative to crystal malt in bitters and outstanding in dark ales, especially Porters.People who bought this item also bought:
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Black Malt (UK) Colour 1400 EBC Maximum percentage 10% Roasting British pale malt as far as possible without burning produces this malt. It is the preferred darkener in sweeter Stouts and Porters.People who bought this item also bought:
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Chocolate Malt (UK) Colour 800 EBC Maximum percentage 5% A highly roasted malt which when used in small quantities imparts a rich chocolate flavour to such beers as Brown Ales and Porters. Can also be used to darken Bitters if used carefully.People who bought this item also bought:
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Flaked barley is a versatile adjunct, particularly useful in Stouts. It imparts a lovely grainy flavour and can be used in quite large quantities in black beers. Flaked barley can, however cause haze problems in paler styles, where the percentage should not exceed 5%.People who bought this item also bought:
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Flaked Maize derived from corn kernels, this cereal gives a delicate corn taste to beer if used sparingly. Its use is beneficial for clearing purposes due to its low nitrogen contentPeople who bought this item also bought:
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Flaked Maize derived from corn kernels, this cereal gives a delicate corn taste to beer if used sparingly. Its use is beneficial for clearing purposes due to its low nitrogen content People who bought this item also bought:
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Torrefied Wheat flaked, this grain is used extensively to promote head retention in Bitters. Its use is definitely recommended in all recipes where a good firm head is required.People who bought this item also bought:
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Pilsner Malt (Germany, Belgium, Czech) Colour 2.5 EBC Maximum Percentage 100% Usually produced from German, Belgian and Czech barley, Pilsner malt can be used on its own, provided the pH of the whole mash is correct, or in combination with other grains to produce the classic Continental lager beers. The malt is kilned slowly from 50°C to 60°C to completely dry it before it is toasted at 80°CPeople who bought this item also bought:
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