I bought some pale rye malt a while ago and have never used it.
Can anyone suggest a good recipe?
What does it go well with?
I was thinking of using it instead of crystal and pairing it with some Chinook and First Gold, 50ish IBU and 5% ABV.
Or should I use it with a crystal as well?
Any other ideas?
Recipes with pale rye malt?
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Re: Recipes with pale rye malt?
Rye IPAs are pretty popular. Brew a regular IPA recipe and sub 20% of the pale ale malt with rye.
A couple of years ago I brewed a rye porter that came out pretty good. I used chocolate rye in it instead of regular chocolate.
A couple of years ago I brewed a rye porter that came out pretty good. I used chocolate rye in it instead of regular chocolate.
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Re: Recipes with pale rye malt?
I like pale rye malt and every year, do a nice simple golden ale using 5.4% rye and the rest pale. It comes out a lovely dark gold. The last time I brewed this (a year or so ago), I split the base malt into two, half pale, half pilsner (43.7% each). Obviously it was a lot paler but still good. 5.4% rye doesn't sound a lot but I think a little goes a long way and you certainly know it's there.
As for strength, in my early days of brewing this with poor efficiency, the beer ranged between 3.7-4.2% ABV. The last one I brewed was 4.9% It works well with lots of aroma hops in my view as the spicy dryness of the rye still comes through.
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Jason
As for strength, in my early days of brewing this with poor efficiency, the beer ranged between 3.7-4.2% ABV. The last one I brewed was 4.9% It works well with lots of aroma hops in my view as the spicy dryness of the rye still comes through.
Cheers
Jason
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