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Substitute for Belgian Aromatic Malt
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Henrik Skak Pedersen
2003-09-16 18:33:18 UTC
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Hi,

I would like to try an recipe for Corsendonk pale ale which I have seen in
Beer Captured. My problem is that I have to use Belgian Aromatic Malt 20-26L
and the only aromatic malt which my malt supplier has got is Brewferm Aroma
150EBC (75L).

Can I use that 1:1? Can I use less? Or can I mix it up in some way?. The
result should still be a pale ale.

Best regards

Henrik.
cj in j
2003-09-17 04:10:47 UTC
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Post by Henrik Skak Pedersen
My problem is that I have to use Belgian Aromatic Malt 20-26L
and the only aromatic malt which my malt supplier has got is Brewferm Aroma
150EBC (75L).
Can you get dark Munich malt? That would be a better substitute, I
think, than something so much darker.
Henrik Skak Pedersen
2003-09-17 09:46:47 UTC
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I can only get some Weyermann Münchener on 20 EBC, so that is very light.
Post by cj in j
Post by Henrik Skak Pedersen
My problem is that I have to use Belgian Aromatic Malt 20-26L
and the only aromatic malt which my malt supplier has got is Brewferm Aroma
150EBC (75L).
Can you get dark Munich malt? That would be a better substitute, I
think, than something so much darker.
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