Noticed this on my twitter feed
http://www.grouseco.com/products/
They seem to do a large range of gluten free products so thought I'd share
Grouse maltings
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Remarkable. I wonder what the enzymes are like....lot of reasons to want to move to Colorado...
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From the FAQs: -
We currently sell directly & exclusively to commercial customers.
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...there's ways around that. More of an issue is getting a pallet across the pond.
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Re: Grouse maltings
Reading down the page is one of themdomejunky wrote:...there's ways around that.
"For homebrew orders,please visit the Gluten Free Brewing online store."
http://www.glutenfreehomebrewing.org/store/
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Sorry folks thought it would help
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Re: Grouse maltings
Certainly does m8 - the gluten free boys are made up
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In the bottle : Cinnamonator TC, Apple Boost Cider, Apple & Strawberry Cider
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Re: Grouse maltings
They have malted grains from two different maltsters. Both of them recommend mashing at around 163f and for 90 to 120 minutes, or more.Pinto wrote:Reading down the page is one of themdomejunky wrote:...there's ways around that.
"For homebrew orders,please visit the Gluten Free Brewing online store."
http://www.glutenfreehomebrewing.org/store/
I'm just here for the beer.