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It isn't a really sweet crystal and has some dry biscuitiness if you chew on a few grains, sort of a halfway malt. I guess you could liken it to home toasting malt where you soak it in water for an hour first. What I have read about it seems to support it being a bit toasty, although this isn't all that clear.
I plan to do a pale ale with just 10% carared on top of the base malt to really get a handle on the flavour. If that works then perhaps 20% :-P
Good to know. I will look at this also then
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Hey dudes and dudettes,
I've had decent success in the past making SMaSH beers in the past with Golden Promise, do you reckon I could get away with it with Malteurop NZ Pale?
In the past I've made them to about 40 IBUs, mostly late-hopped. Anyone out there got much experience working with Malteurop like this?
I wanna make one with my recently acquired stash of Amarillo(!)
Oh only because I've really enjoyed my Golden Promise smashes... GP, mashed high, seems to have enough body to carry it off. Not the case with the Malteurop?
In that case, got any clues for a malt bill that will make 'em shine? I'm thinking about 1.050, 40 IBU party drinking.
Of course, now I'm thinking, "Well if I'm not doing a SMaSH, why not adding some carapils, and maybe some wheat malt?"...
Gahhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!
just to drop a random comment; has anybody used rice? do you calculate the dry weight the same as other malts? what is the maximum percentage is used to lift gravity overall but keep body very low?
any help good
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