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Briess Brewers Torrified Wheat x 22.68kg

TORRIFIED WHEAT. TOASTY, BISCUITY, BRAN FLAKES, SOURDOUGH & TANGY

The torrified wheat has been heat-treated to break the cellular structure, allowing more rapid hydration and malt enzymes to more completely attack the starches and protein. They can be used in place of raw wheat when making Belgian-style White and Wit beers. Advantages... Read More

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Joe White Raw Wheat x 25kg

GREAT FOR CRISP & REFRESHING STYLES

Raw wheat produces beers less sweet and full bodied than those made with malted wheat, making it an excellent choice for more crisp and refreshing styles. Higher protein levels of wheat greatly enhance its contribution to foam stability and increase the beer's mouthfeel.

 

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Joe White Wheat Malt x 25kg

A GREAT BASE MALT FOR CLASSIC WHEAT BEERS

Premium White Wheat is malted in the same way as barley and is used as a base malt in the production of classic wheat beers. At lower percentages of the grist, wheat malt can also be added to any number of beer styles to enhance foam stability and mouthfeel.

 

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ORGANIC - IDEAL FOUNDATION GRAIN FOR CONTINENTAL WHEAT STYLE BEERS

Weyermann® Organic Pale Wheat malt is produced from malting quality wheat from certified cultivation. An ideal foundation grain for continental wheat beer styles like Hefeweizen and Kristallweizen, and an essential ingredient in North American wheat ales. It adds very... Read More

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Weyermann® Pale Wheat Malt x 25kg

IDEAL FOUNDATION GRAIN FOR CONTINENTAL WHEAT STYLE BEERS

Weyermann® Pale Wheat malt is an ideal foundation grain for continental wheat beer styles like Hefeweizen and Kristallweizen, and an essential ingredient in North American wheat ales. It adds very little colour to wort but contributes a robust, malty-sweet flavour with notes of... Read More

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