UNMALTED WHEAT BEERSMITH HOW TO
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So hereРІР‚в„ўsР’В a list of the potential extractР’В values of grains and adjuncts that I think every brewer whoРІР‚в„ўs ready to calculate gravities should have.

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How do you figure out how to balance the load so you get wort that the yeast will make the most of, and that will come out tasting like you want it to? From Pale to Roasted Barley: which beers use what? Great, except then you have various grains with various amounts of protein and starch and enzymes available depending on their nature and how theyРІР‚в„ўve been processed. The process makes starch, protein, and enzymes available that are advantageous to the fermentation process (yeast likes РІР‚в„ўem and does nice things with them). Malting is a particular process where you germinate grain then dry it, remove all the germination sprouts, and roast it to obtain particularР’В flavors and color. You know me, I love my history, so IРІР‚в„ўll slip in some pics of five -thousand-year-old germination pools, and that nifty malting floor in the Nottingham caves.

(Postscript: IРІР‚в„ўve posted my own presentationР’В as linked above. I asked if I could post the materials he sent here, and he sent back proper attribution info, so I take that as a yes. ItРІР‚в„ўs been really helpful, and I rather think we should all have the list of potential extract values of grains and adjuncts.

This info is about just how much РІР‚СљjuiceРІР‚Сњ, howР’В much diastatic power different grains have РІР‚вЂњ which in turn tells us how much theyРІР‚в„ўll ferment for us.

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Yoiks.Our instructor, Les White, president of the Free State Brewers Guild Club and BJCPР’В National judge, sent me some more background information to use (I have since posted the basic malt info and copies of the presentations separately РІР‚вЂњ I even talk about how to make your malt). Turns out Malt is one of the very first presentations, so IРІР‚в„ўve been scrambling through a very busy week (end of fiscal quarter at work, Baronial At-Home on Wednesday at my house) to get something ready for class tomorrow. Typically used for Wits and other wheats where raw unmalted wheat is called for.BJCP CLASS РІР‚вЂњ we were given a choice of presentation topics, and I chose Malt. Unmalted wheat torrified for use in a single step infusion. Popular for many English styles of beer including ales, pale ales and bitters.Р”Вeep roasted barley - adds the dry bitter flavor characteristic of Irish Stouts. Suitable base male for all types of ales.Р”Р‡loor malted winter barley from the UK, suitable for both lagers and ales. Pale Malt, Golden Promise (Thomas Fawcett)Р”Р‡loor malted spring barley from the UK. Malted oats - used in stouts and porters to add body and head retention as well as a unique flavor. Used primarily to add fermentables without substantially changing body. Unmalted corn flaked for use in a single step infusion mash. Improves head retention and body.Р”В¬rystalized Rye malt - adds a dry liquorice toffee flavor and quite a bit of color to your beer.Р”В¬rystalized wheat malt - adds a dry biscuity flavor, and quite a bit of color. Adds strong coffee flavor to your beer.Р”В¬aramel or crystal malt from Thomas Fawcett. Suitable for light ales, lagers.Р”Вark chocolate malt from the UK. Made from green malt - imparts a light malt flavor and slight hue. Malted black barley adds a strong burnt coffee flavor - suitable for stouts and porters. Typically used in stouts and porters for body and head retention. Flaked barley - may be used in single step mash to increase body of beer.

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