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Old 07-17-2009, 12:45 AM   #1
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Default Rahr pilsner malt analysis

I don't suppose anyone has an analysis sheet for Rahr pilsner? I bought some from midwest for the DFH 90 min clone but they didn't have an analysis and a quick google search didn't come up with anything either. Rahr's website is also fairly useless.


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From their web site and a little bit of link following.
Brewers Supply Group :: Rahr Malting

Looks as good an analysis as you get from most maltsters

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Thanks, I was hoping for a measure of the modification but I'll take what I can get. Has anyone used this malt without a protein rest?
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I bought a 50# bag of it a few months ago. Came with a malt analysis stitched into the bag. Diastatic Power = 119.

I have never done a protien rest with this malt.
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I just finished up a bag of this
Lot-0499
Moisture 3.8%
Dp 160
Protein 11.28%
Beta Glucan 69
Color 2.12 deg L
Hope that helps.
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I have never used a protein rest with it but plan on a 90 min boil.
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Any idea what the extract potential is?

Never mind, found it on their website:

Code:
Brewer's Malt	Moisture % Max.	Color °L	Total Protein	Extract FG Min.	Usage Rate %
Pilsner		4.0		1.5-2.0		11.0		80.0		to 100



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