Brewing Ingredients

A well-modified pale colored malt with good levels of diastatic activity used as the raw material in many beer styles. Pale Ale malt is traditionally used in infusion mashing systems to produce amber colored pale ale, bitter, and export styles of beer.

Naked Oats is actually a husk-less crystal malt. With a unique and subtle, nutty flavor, Golden Naked Oats contributes a subdued, grainy sweetness to the finished beer. Imparting light golden hues to the wort, the crystalized Oat Malt adds body, smooth mo

Munich Malt provides mellow maltiness to a variety of styles. For Dopplebocks, Munich malt can comprise a majority of the grist. Indispensable for faceting a number of beers, Munich Malt can augment the overall flavor and aroma profile of the finished bee

Styrian Goldings Celeia can be used for light bittering duty in a number of styles but shines as a late kettle or dry hop for English bitter and pale ale, mild, brown ale, as well as a wide array of Belgian styles.

Avangard Malz Premium 6-Row Malt is useful during the lautering process for wheat beers because its husk content is high. The higher protein level of this malt can result in increased break and haze. A protein rest may be required depending on usage.