1800s porter

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Re: 1800s porter

Post by Rookie » Sun Feb 19, 2017 5:53 pm

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I did consider it, but I don't know if they ship to the U.S. and if they do it's got to cost way more than I can afford.
I understand there are trials going on some where near the great lakes as this is a variety that suits a humid climate that has fusarium as a problem. Might be worth punting around.
Good to know, although I wouldn't expect to see any available on the homebrew level for several years.
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Re: 1800s porter

Post by orlando » Sun Feb 19, 2017 9:53 pm

Rookie wrote:
orlando wrote:
Rookie wrote:
I did consider it, but I don't know if they ship to the U.S. and if they do it's got to cost way more than I can afford.
I understand there are trials going on some where near the great lakes as this is a variety that suits a humid climate that has fusarium as a problem. Might be worth punting around.
Good to know, although I wouldn't expect to see any available on the homebrew level for several years.
Could try these guys.
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Re: 1800s porter

Post by Rookie » Wed Feb 22, 2017 7:36 pm

orlando wrote:Could try these guys.
The only mention of the chevalier malt that I can find is dated from 2015.
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Re: 1800s porter

Post by Trefoyl » Thu Feb 23, 2017 12:25 pm

I wonder if it is available to homebrewers yet. I'm thinking not yet ...
https://bsgcraftbrewing.com/chevallier-heritage-malt

Here is a little more info on SN and GI
https://bsgcraftbrewing.com/sierra-neva ... itage-malt

I had no idea any even reached the US yet, so this is interesting.
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