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Old 01-01-2011, 11:48 PM   #1
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Default Best base LME for Belgian beers?

I plan to make several Belgian beers and I have come across William's Brewing Belgian Pale extract online. I found this to be the most authentic with its composition being 90% Belgian two-row malt and 10% Belgian wheat malt.

I've used Briess Pilen DME with good success in the past, but find its lacks a malty backbone.

I'm looking for any feed back or comments from anyone whose used WB's Belgian Pale or another extract with good success for Belgian beers.

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