mdf191
Well-Known Member
What are the opinion's out there on Northern Brewers Extract's? I have used all kinds of extracts in different brews, alexanders, john bull, M&F dme, northern brewers (gold).
I am normally of the belief that light bland extract be used for simply for achieving og and specialty grains to achieve color, body, flavor etc.
Northern Brewers malts (other then pilsen) are made with small amounts of non base malts to create a base that less specialty malts are need. For example gold is pale malt with carapils, amber I believe way have some munich in it.
I have been looking around at saison recipes lately, and NBr's calls for there gold malt. I would be inclined to use Pilsen, and add my own cara pils if necessary.
Does anyone has experience of opinions on Northern Brewer's malts? I should also add I do partial mash, so I can use grains that do not convert themselves.
The nice this about Northern Brewers extract's is they are cheaper then alexanders and others.
I am normally of the belief that light bland extract be used for simply for achieving og and specialty grains to achieve color, body, flavor etc.
Northern Brewers malts (other then pilsen) are made with small amounts of non base malts to create a base that less specialty malts are need. For example gold is pale malt with carapils, amber I believe way have some munich in it.
I have been looking around at saison recipes lately, and NBr's calls for there gold malt. I would be inclined to use Pilsen, and add my own cara pils if necessary.
Does anyone has experience of opinions on Northern Brewer's malts? I should also add I do partial mash, so I can use grains that do not convert themselves.
The nice this about Northern Brewers extract's is they are cheaper then alexanders and others.