Wayermann pale malt
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Wayermann pale malt
Any one used this before is it good? Will it help hit the numbers ok ? And is around 1.30 kg a good price
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Re: Wayermann pale malt
Hi
Living in Switzerland, Weyermann malts are the only malts for brewing. There's little else (thankfully Weyermann have a very extensive range). A few homebrew shops over here now carry Marris Otter but it's really expensive but now that I've tried both, I can say that the Weyermann pale is very good and I'm more than happy with the results compared to Marris Otter and yes it hits the numbers just fine. I use it everything from golden ales to porters and stouts.
Can't help you much on the price though.
Cheers
Jason
Living in Switzerland, Weyermann malts are the only malts for brewing. There's little else (thankfully Weyermann have a very extensive range). A few homebrew shops over here now carry Marris Otter but it's really expensive but now that I've tried both, I can say that the Weyermann pale is very good and I'm more than happy with the results compared to Marris Otter and yes it hits the numbers just fine. I use it everything from golden ales to porters and stouts.
Can't help you much on the price though.
Cheers
Jason
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Re: Wayermann pale malt
Weyermann are my goto malts for continental beers, although I tend not to use the Pale malt, if I want a continental Pale malt it has to be Dingemanns, which I tend to use when making Belgians.
As for price I by it by the sack so no idea what the Kilo price is like Malt Miller would be my first choice to compare prices though
As for price I by it by the sack so no idea what the Kilo price is like Malt Miller would be my first choice to compare prices though
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Re: Wayermann pale malt
Malt miller doesn't sell the weyermann pale. I'm looking at get er brewed you should have a look the offerr smaller amounts of the speciality malts.
Looks like weyermann s it is then
Looks like weyermann s it is then
Re: Wayermann pale malt
Hi,
another brewer from Switzerland - who'd a though it! - I also use exclusively weyermann malts. Their pale ale malt is my go-to for most english style beers and I like it, it converts just fine. I tried their marris otter (nearly twice the price) for a brew recently and it turned out fine but it was also a new recipe so i can't draw any comparisons taste wise.
I can't really comment on the price as it's a different market over here, sorry.
Fuggled Mind - whereabouts are you in the country? Where do you shop - Brauundrauchshop?
another brewer from Switzerland - who'd a though it! - I also use exclusively weyermann malts. Their pale ale malt is my go-to for most english style beers and I like it, it converts just fine. I tried their marris otter (nearly twice the price) for a brew recently and it turned out fine but it was also a new recipe so i can't draw any comparisons taste wise.
I can't really comment on the price as it's a different market over here, sorry.
Fuggled Mind - whereabouts are you in the country? Where do you shop - Brauundrauchshop?