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Pale Ale Malt - Rahr

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3-4° L. An economical domestic base malt for English and American ale styles. Kilned a bit higher than Rahr standard 2-row (3-4°L) for deeper color and flavor.

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Additional information

SKU C029I, W029I, G029K
Extract Percentage 79
Lovibond 3.0-4.0
Moisture Percentage 4.5
Grain Usage 100
Grain Type Domestic Base Malt
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Customer Reviews

Based on 17 reviews
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Ken G.
Top Notch

Excellent products and customer service.

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Bob G.
Rahr 2 Row Pale Malt

Always consistent...solid conversion yields. Not organic but, remember, they can't spray malted grains with poisonous, gut destroying, auto-immune inducing glyphosate products because they won't sprout/malt so, it's all good.

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Joe T.
Interesting Malt

At different mash temps. Results in widely different level of sweetness

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Adam F.
Rahr Pale Malt

Well-served.

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Scott H.
Wish you would offer double milling

Like many others I am a BIAB brewer. Double milled grains are preferred for higher efficiency. Many homebrew supplies offer double milling. It's a shame Northern Brewer doesn't.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 17 reviews
82%
(14)
6%
(1)
6%
(1)
0%
(0)
6%
(1)
K
Ken G.
Top Notch

Excellent products and customer service.

B
Bob G.
Rahr 2 Row Pale Malt

Always consistent...solid conversion yields. Not organic but, remember, they can't spray malted grains with poisonous, gut destroying, auto-immune inducing glyphosate products because they won't sprout/malt so, it's all good.

J
Joe T.
Interesting Malt

At different mash temps. Results in widely different level of sweetness

A
Adam F.
Rahr Pale Malt

Well-served.

S
Scott H.
Wish you would offer double milling

Like many others I am a BIAB brewer. Double milled grains are preferred for higher efficiency. Many homebrew supplies offer double milling. It's a shame Northern Brewer doesn't.

123