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hughyg

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I wanted to follow a recipe I saw on an American site. What is a 2-row malt I can get? Does Joe white have one? Or what is a good substitue I could get in australia. Also same for tomahawk hops
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Hugh
 
Not so sure about the 2-row barley part, but Tomahawk is also known as Columbus.
 
thanks. Im thinking 2-row is something like maris otter.
 
2-row is the variety of barley grown. When the yanks refer to 2-row they mean a basemalt like JW Traditional Ale or Barret Burston Ale

A neutral nothing fancy base malt basically.
 
2 row malt is barley, and all our commonly available barley malts in Australia are 2 row malt.

6 row barley malt is available in the USA, but generally 2 row malt is considered to be superior for brewing purposes.
 
2-row is standard australian malt (JW or BB or IMC). It describes the head. In the US 6 row was commonly used in the past which sort of led to a whole lot of internet "knowledge" about malt and rests and efficiency and so on being based on the higher protein and generally higher diastaic power of 6 row.
CTZ is another name for Tommahawk..It means Columbus/Tommahawk /Zeus


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