Milled Grain and Malts

Sweet, pronounced caramel This light caramel malt produces golden hues, and has a mellow, candy like sweetness and a mild toffee flavour. It will c...

Sweet, caramel, toffee This is a drum roasted crystallized malt that improves foam, enhances viscosity, and contributes golden hues with a candy-li...

Briess caramel malts are produced in a roaster rather than a kiln. This allows for the application of higher temperatures to the green malt, result...

Pronounced caramel, burnt sugar, raisiny, prunes This is a drum roasted crystallized malt that improves foam, enhances viscosity, and contributes g...

Pronounced caramel, slight burnt sugar, raisiny Adds deep colour, caramel notes, and body. SRM: 80Moisture: 4.5%Yield on Grind: 76% Usage Levels...

Slightly darker than pilsner malt, but not toasted as much as Munich malt, this grain will impart a dry, slightly toasted flavour. Use in small qua...

Pronounced caramel, slight burnt sugar, raisiny Adds deep colour, caramel notes, and body. SRM: 80Moisture: 4.5%Yield on Grind: 76% Usage Levels...

European base malt, popular in wheat beers, lagers and Belgian beers. Essential in Pilsners. Contributes a crisp, mild grainy flavour and excellent...

Developed in the 1960's Maris Otter is synonymous with brewing in the UK. Maris Otter malt is known for it's rich, deep flavour which is often desc...

Candy-like sweetness, mild caramel. This light caramel malt produces golden hues, and has a mellow, candy like sweetness and a mild toffee fla...

Munich Malt increases beer colour, mouth feel and malt character. Essential in Munich lagers and traditional German styles. Munich malt is also a g...

Munich malt undergoes higher kilning temperatures than pale malt. The resulting malt will give a full malty flavour and aroma, and an orange-amber ...

A perfect foundation grist for all lagers. Excellent modification and favourable protein and glucan levels. Excellent lautering properties. Provide...

  A domestic wheat malt; white wheat has a mild wheat flavour when compared to red wheat malt. It is an ideal base malt for any wheat beer. The tas...

Rye lends a dry bread, spicy rye character to any beer, especially appropriate for use in Roggenbier (rye beer), and makes an interesting addition ...

A domestic wheat malt; white wheat has a mild wheat flavour when compared to red wheat malt. It is an ideal base malt for any wheat beer. The taste...

The Mammoth 2-Roller adjustable grain mill is constructed using materials that will last a lifetime. It has stainless steel rollers, aluminum bo...

Pronounced caramel, burnt sugar, raisiny, prunes This is a drum roasted crystallized malt that improves foam, enhances viscosity, and contributes g...

2-Row is a light-coloured base malt made from a blend of North American 2-Row barley varieties. It is darker than most lager malts, but lighter th...

Made from traditional, premium grade, Canadian malting barley. 2 Row is the most popular and commonly used malt in modern brewing, it's a perfect ...

Slightly darker than pilsner malt, but not toasted as much as Munich malt, this grain will impart a dry, slightly toasted flavour. Use in small qua...

No added flavour. This is a very unique dextrin-style malt that adds body, foam retention, and beer stability without influencing colour or aroma. ...

Candy-like sweetness, mild caramel. This light caramel malt produces golden hues, and has a mellow, candy like sweetness and a mild toffee fla...

Adds dark colour and roast / coffee flavours to beer. Used in brown ales, a requirement for stouts, and even red ales in smaller quantities. Recom...

Adds a very dark brown/black colour and a rich chocolate/coffee flavour to dark milds, stouts, and porters. Typical Beer Style(s): Winter Warmers, ...

Briess caramel malts are produced in a roaster rather than a kiln. This allows for the application of higher temperatures to the green malt, result...

This malt is at the darker end of the Caramel malt spectrum, however imparts a colour and an intense sweet malty aroma second to none which must be...