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Pale Millet Malt - 5 LB
Versatile base maltBy on 06/23/2016
I have used the Pale malt in my past two all grain batches one was a Stout and the other was a Pale Ale.
My recommendation when using any modified millet malt's is to use the addition of alpha and beta enzymes in order to help with the extraction of sugars. I have found so far with a step mash that I am getting around 18PPG. Hoping to improve over time.
From: Clay WhiteBy on 04/30/2015
This is your 2 row substitute, works great as a base malt.
From: Mr. CeliacBy on 04/30/2015
Grouse Malting and Roasting Company - 5 lb pale millet malt
this is a great product for an experienced all grain home brewer, it will require a substantial investment of time, effort, money (these specialty gf grains are a bit more costly than their glutinous counterparts) and a fair amount of ingenuity to deliver a good result, but once you get the kinks worked out of the process it does produce a fantastic beer. I used to order my millet directly from Grouse, this was actually my first order from Gluten Free Home Brewing online store - the folks down there are great, the only thing that I disliked was that they did not have a phone number listed on their site, so i could not call them direct.
From: Ken Hardinge-RooneyBy on 04/30/2015
Grouse Malting are by far the best gluten free malts on the market. The malts are constant, clean and the variety of kilning available allow a brewer to make quality brews in almost any style without any gluten! Using a modified decoction mash I am able to achieve extraction rates nearly as high as those achieved with barley malts. Millet is the answer when it comes to malty flavours without the wineyness of sorghum and if you add some buckwheat and oats you can overcome the thin body that most gluten free beers exhibit.
From: Floyd HebbardBy on 04/16/2015
Perfect base malt. Adds that perfect malty flavor without the gluten. I usually use 8-14lbs in 5gal batches. If you want to get rid of sorghum here's your product. Great malt backbone added with other specialty malts you have a perfect beer and you can't tell its gluten free.
From: Greg JeffreysBy on 03/17/2015
Used this recently to brew a pale ale which turned out very good. Suitably light in color and flavor. Will make a great summer brew.
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