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Old 05-01-2011, 02:31 AM   #1
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Default Let's Play: Will It Convert!

Today's special guest: 18mo Old Marris Otter

Any guesses?
Will I get starch water or sugar water?

Tune in tomorrow to find out....


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Old 05-01-2011, 02:50 AM   #2
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It'll convert if you mash it. If you don't mash it, it won't!


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Kept in a dry or moist environment? Like a gremlin, get it wet and see what happens!

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My money is on complete, expected conversion.

But the only question is, will it have good flavor?
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This gives me the sudden urge to use up all the odds n ends I've laying around.
I vote for 75% conversion, just because someone has to!
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It's too bad no one made some scotch from that Maris Otter 18 years ago!
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If it doesn't smell funny, doesn't feel funny, taste funny, or doesn't look funny -- You have a winner. But I'll say 76% just because someone has to offset the bet from Agent.
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I'm going to be the outlier... you know, that one guy or that one data point that royally f**ks up every study or survey.

So here we go: 0-5% conversion.

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Pre-chewed some of the grain. Tasted toasty, malty, and grainy. Passes the taste test!

Yes, I do plan on mashing it. Just did, in fact....

Full conversion!

Will post back with eff...
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Should we expect low efficiency from 18 month old malts? If so should we increase amounts to make up for it? I always figured if it tastes, smells OK, and did not get wet and moldy just use it as normal.


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