US commercial beers using Maris Otter?

[badmajon]

Does anyone know if US breweries use this stuff, which in my opinion, is the most delicious thing on earth next to bacon?

 

[vinyl_key]

Firestone Walker uses Maris Otter in their DBA and Pale 31

 

[rtfick0]

I agree on the delicious factor. My four year old daughter was in the garage while I was brewing Sunday & wanted to know what "that stuff" is. It was a sack of Maris Otter & I asked if she wanted to try a bit. I put some in a container for her to eat & I think she's hooked too. There's room for it in any just about ale recipe in my opinion. Always wondered if any US breweries used it as well.

 

[ErieShores]

Saranac uses MO in its Pale Pale Ale. What a great beer.

 

[Mischief_Brewing]

Sixpoint uses it as a base malt in their sweet action. Delicious!

 

[Laughing_Gnome_Invisible]

Can I modify this thread?

Please specify if said breweries use MO as the base malt?

 

[chumprock]

Sixpoint uses it in their sweet action. Delicious!

Sweet action, brownstone, and supposedly a specific MO brand/variety is what gives Bengali it's super orange color.

 

[jlpred55]

Goose Island uses it in a bunch of beers. Honkers Ale is one where it is really noticable. It has the MO bready taste.

 

[prosper]

Rogue uses it in a number of their beers. They usually list their malts on the bottle.

 

[mrtrav]

We use it in a bunch of our recipes at the brewpub from porter to pale and everything in between.

 

[shelly_belly]

North Coast Brewing Company's Old Stock Ale is brewed with Marris Otter, Fuggles and East Kent Goldings.

 

[smakudwn]

Goose Island uses it in a bunch of beers. Honkers Ale is one where it is really noticable. It has the MO bready taste.

good to hear, just brewed up my attempt to clone this and i used marris otter as the base.

 

[SkiSoloII]

Surly uses it in their "Furious."