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Need Pale Malt (2 row) UK

Discussion in 'All Grain & Partial Mash Brewing' started by Bucks-04, Jul 17, 2011.

 

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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    Anyone know where i can find some?

    Thanks,
    Shawn
     
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    Golddiggie

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    LHBS or almost any of the bigger online vendors. There's plenty of places to pick from.
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    LHBS doesn't carry it and i have been searching online. All i can find is the US version of the 2 row. Thats why i asked or I even might be looking for the wrong thing.

    I have been looking for Pale Malt 2-row UK is it called anything else?
     
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    Demon

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    Maris Otter
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    Im making a RIS and it calls for 17lbs of pale malt 2-row UK. Can i subsitute the maris otter?
     
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    Golddiggie

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    Maris Otter
    Thomas Fawcett Golden Promise
    Bairds UK Pale Ale

    There's more. When in doubt contact the seller to find out.
     
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    ArcaneXor

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    It's just called Pale malt or Pale Ale malt. Maris Otter, Golden Promise, Pearl, Halcyon, Optic, etc. are specific cultivars of pale malt; "generic" pale malt is likely a blend of multiple cultivars.
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011

    Thanks for the fast responses, thats why i love this site!
     
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    Golddiggie

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    Posted Jul 17, 2011
    Yes
     
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    TotemWolf

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    Posted Jul 18, 2011
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