GAMBRINUS – Pilsen Malt (1.3-1.8°L) also in ORGANIC by special order only.Ĭanadian grown low-protein barley is malted into a very pale base 2-row malt. Perfect for brewing malty light-colored lagers, light ales, and beers where a crisp, clean finish is desired. Use up to 100% of grist.ĬANADA MALTING – Superior® Pilsen Malt (1.3-1.7°L)Ī very pale, well-modified, base 2-row malt. Great as a base malt in your palest lagers. German 2-row spring barley malted for lightest color. A low-color, high-extract, light-flavored malt. Lightest color base malt produces clean, crisp wort excellent for lagers.Ī European-style pale Pilsen Malt. True 6-row Distiller’s Malt has the most diastatic power.Ĭlean, sweet, delicate, malty. Generally the lightest color with the highest diastatic power. Family Group (Base/Stewed/Wet‐Roasted/Dry‐Roasted/Miscellaneous (by grain).When making malt substitutions, please look at:
Please also consider that malt production changes continually, so this list when published is already out of date and inaccurate in not including all types of malts available. When purchasing DME or LME for use in extract brewing processes, note that these are categorized in more general terms such as “extra lite, lite, amber, wheat, dark, etc” and typically don’t list what actual grains/malts were used to create them. Surface color could vary by individual kernel, but overall color is consistent on fine grind and in congress wort.Ĭommercially, malts are available to home brewers in grain, liquid (LME), and powder (DME) formats. Most malts are a blend of batches or “pieces” so that you get consistent malt year round. Please note: for malts with Lovibond numbers listing a range, the maltster’s target is mid-range, and that is the color you should think of it as. Malts are generally listed by family type, and then in increasing Lovibond order.
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