I haven't been able to get sacks of it for over a year now and none of the big (or little that I can find) homebrew retailers have it in stock. Does anyone out there know where my favorite German pils malt went?
Where did all the Weyermann Pils malt go?
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BarleyAndVine
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We haven't had an issue at all ordering it. In fact, we have 3 sacks sitting in the grain room of our shop now.
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At least it's somewhere out there. I was thinking communist plot.
sudbuddy
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You want a sack of Weyermann Pils? ****, I can get you a sack of Weyermann Pils by 5. Don't ask me how, I know people man.
sudbuddy
Hang on, I had something for this
But seriously though, they never stopped making it. It's available in the States from BSG Handcraft and it's awesome. The problem is that most shops (including the one I run) buy pallets of grain from the Country Malt Group, which handles Best Malz so it's much easier and more economical to get that than to order base malts from a different supplier and give up valuable pallet space. Good luck on your search, if you really can't find it PM me and I'll make sure to get you some
Maybe your supplier or his supplier don't want to get it anymore. You should ask what the problem is. We get ours through BSG, no problems so far, except Weyermann's Floor Malted Bohemian Pilsner is not always available. The rest is.
Now we've been looking to get some Patagonia for almost 2 years... despite BSG's aggressive marketing campaign. Go figure.
Now we've been looking to get some Patagonia for almost 2 years... despite BSG's aggressive marketing campaign. Go figure.
Haven't been able to or don't want to? There was plenty in stock at Blackstone Valley Brewing in Woonsocket RI when I stopped in last Saturday. If you're in SE Mass you can't be too far of a drive from there.
http://www.blackstonevalleybrewing.com/
