Luxo_Aussie
Well-Known Member
G'day All,
I made a bit of a mistake with my first grain purchase and got 5Kg of Biscuit Malt when I probably should have got just 500g. It's uncrushed so doesn't go off for awhile, but I'm still keen to make several styles over the next 12-18 months where there's a high percentage to make sure it's used up in its prime.
I've heard it goes well in Belgian styles & English ales, stouts & porters but not so well in lager styles. Does anyone know some specific styles where there's a high percentage (10-20%) of Biscuit Malt as part if the grist? Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Tristan
I made a bit of a mistake with my first grain purchase and got 5Kg of Biscuit Malt when I probably should have got just 500g. It's uncrushed so doesn't go off for awhile, but I'm still keen to make several styles over the next 12-18 months where there's a high percentage to make sure it's used up in its prime.
I've heard it goes well in Belgian styles & English ales, stouts & porters but not so well in lager styles. Does anyone know some specific styles where there's a high percentage (10-20%) of Biscuit Malt as part if the grist? Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Tristan