Weyerman Pilsner is a german pilsner so it is an excellent "continental" pilsner as called out for in Brewing Classic Styles. As for your other question, brand makes a HUGE difference. I use Tomas Fawcett MOPA and Best Malz Pilsner exclusively as my base malts.
Hey Guys/Gals,
I don't live in Seattle anymore! Just relocated to Liverpool. Anyone want to get together for a couple of cold ones, ok maybe cellar temp, and talk brewing?
Paul
This is what I use for my starters since I have a flat glass stove-top.
I found two for @ 30$ brand new.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002NLYY5G/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
And yes, I have broken 2 flasks on an electric stove-top.
My Brother-in-law will be picking my order up this week sometime during business hours.
Please let me know if this is not acceptable. Sorry for being a PITA.
My wife bought it here. A homebrewer would be hard pressed to mill enough grain were SS would be worth it. Shipping is a flat $6.99.
http://www.brewmasterswarehouse.com/product/0102169/crankandstein-3d
I have a 3 roller CrankandStien. It has my highest recommendation. A professional brewer friend recommended it and I have had zero problems. I just blast it with air when I'm done and thats it.