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Munich Malt - 1 lb

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7-10°L

Munich malt brings rich malty flavours and golden hues to light beers. If you’re struggling to bring up the mouthfeel in really hoppy keg beers, try adding a generous proportion of Munich malt to your grist. An excellent base malt for Strong Bitter, Dark Amber Ales, Brown Ales and Milds. Munich Malt brings intense colour and malty notes, without compromising enzymic action. Despite its continental name, this malt provides a fantastic malty base for British Ales and Bitters.

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  • 5
    Great Quality

    Posted by Goodie on 21st Jun 2015

    Great quality, awesome service. To the guy who gave a 3 star rating, guess what, when you buy a base malt it's going to come in a big bag labeled in a sharpie; that's the way it's done.

  • 5
    My favorite malt

    Posted by Jay Dogg on 26th Jun 2014

    I use Munich in most of my SMaSH beers. I started making SMaSH to learn about specific hop flavors. Then I tried Munich in one because I wanted some strong malt backbone. It always turns out a deep amber color and is just fantastic tasting by itself. My favorite hop to pair it with so far is Columbus. Chinook is also very good with it. I highly recommend this malt to anyone looking for a strong malt backbone, especially in a SMaSH.

  • 3
    Horrible Packaging

    Posted by Jacob on 10th Feb 2014

    I had no problem with the product itself. The packaging though was awful. I received a pound of milled grain just thrown into a plastic garbage bag. The other grains I bought came neatly packaged in a zip top bag. I don't know what happened here but this was a mess.

  • 5
    Awesome Base for an Oktoberfest

    Posted by Nate on 7th Jan 2014

    I used this malt along with the CMC's Vienna malt to make an Oktoberfest this year. Adding sweetness and melanoidins to balance the bitterness imparted by the hops without being too cloyingly sweet. This would also work well in Bocks, Stouts, IPA's, and Pale Ales