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I bought a Belgian Ale kit and realized it had no grains. Is this normal? What kind of grains should I use?
Belgian Ale Kit Has No Grains
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I don't know if it's a blond ale. I have everything except for the flavoring grains. My brewing store is closed so I'm not sure what to do.
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As BigFloyd said there likely aren't any specialty grains. A number of Belgian styles may only have base malts +/- sugar. Much of the flavors come from the yeast.
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The kit should come with an ingredients list. Specialty grains are not a requirement. What was the name of the kit and where did you buy it from?
What grains should there be? That's entirely up to the developers of the recipe.
What grains should there be? That's entirely up to the developers of the recipe.
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