BROWN MALT
CRISP MALT – UK
SPECIFICATION
| PARAMETER | UNIT | MIN | MAX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moisture | % | 2 | |
| Extract (dry basis) | % | 72.8 | |
| Wort color | EBC(Lov.) | 121 / 46 | 148 / 56 |
| Shelf life | Under dry (less than 35 RH %) clean storage conditions, within a temperature range of less than 20° C (68° F), our products have a minimum shelf life of 24 months. |
| Parameters | • Plant impurities / foreign grain : max. 1 % • Foreign matter (metal / glass) : absence • No plant particles : max. 0,1 % |
| Mycotoxins | • Aflatoxin B1 : max. 2 µg / kg • Aflatoxin B1+B2+G1+G2 : max. 4 µg / kg • Ochratoxin : max. 3 µg / kg • Zearalenone : max. 100 µg / kg • Deoxynivalenol (DON) : max. 750 µg / kg |
| Heavy metals | • Lead : max. 0,2 mg / kg • Cadmium : max. 0,1 mg / kg |
| Ionization and Radiatio | The product is ionization and radiation free |
| Packaging | 25-kg/55-lb bag, 50-kg/110-lb bag, BigBag, bulk |
RELATED PRODUCTS
FEATURES
The next stage up from Amber Malt is our Brown Malt. The colour is produced in the same manner as Amber, but is roasted for that bit longer to give a nutty roast dryness with a light brown hue, perfect for brown ales and milds.
Remember that when assessing roasted malts, it is the resultant colour and fl avour of the wort and beer that is important rather than the colour of the outer barley husk of the malt in your hand. Different varieties of barley may give roasted malts with differing husk colour, but will produce wort with the expected colour and fl avour when mashed.
CHARACTERISTICS
Lightly Roasted Flavour Notes, With Milky Coffee Undertones, And Hits Of Sweet Pastries
USAGE
USAGE RATE: Up to 5%
Beer Style: Old Ales, Mild Ales, Brown Ales, Bitters, Dark Ales, Porters
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