Does anyone know the specs on Brupacks Larger Malt? is it 2 Row?
I want to feed its details into Beersmith:
Brupacks say
"Lager malt is the British version of Pilsner malt. It is kilned at slightly higher temperatures, from 55°C to 82°C, and can be substituted for Pilsner malt if that is unavailable. Again, the inclusion of acid malt is desirable; Colour 3 EBC; Maximum Percentage 100%"
So I was going to use beer smiths Pilsner (2 Row) UK
Do you think this will be ok?
Brupacks Larger Malt
Re: Brupacks Larger Malt
Beersmith has lager malt as a grain ingredient, why not just use that? It's how I added my 25Kg sack of lager malt anyway. Ah wait, it's possible mine got added when I went to the Beersmith website and downloaded the list of Fawcett grains as this is where mine came from. There is certainly a difference between lager malt and pilsner malt.
This is what it comes out with for lager malt :-
Lager Malt
Fawcetts
Yield: 82.50 %
Type: Grain
Potential: 1.038
Color: 2.0
Coarse Fine Diff: 1.50 %
Max In Batch: 100.00 %
Moisture: 4.00
Must Mash: TRUE
Diastatic Power: 100.0
Protein: 11.00
IBU: 0.000
Notes: Very light lager malt used to make Pilsners, Lagers and other light beers. May be used as a base malt.
This is what it comes out with for lager malt :-
Lager Malt
Fawcetts
Yield: 82.50 %
Type: Grain
Potential: 1.038
Color: 2.0
Coarse Fine Diff: 1.50 %
Max In Batch: 100.00 %
Moisture: 4.00
Must Mash: TRUE
Diastatic Power: 100.0
Protein: 11.00
IBU: 0.000
Notes: Very light lager malt used to make Pilsners, Lagers and other light beers. May be used as a base malt.
Re: Brupacks Larger Malt
Cheers Parva, I've plugged your values in.
I'll have a look at he BS website, I didn't know there were add-ons.
J
I'll have a look at he BS website, I didn't know there were add-ons.
J