Any Interest in professional gluten free malt malted in NZ

[whatwheat]

I know of a small company based in NZ looking at professionally malting gluten free grains, with amounts being enough to supply the homebrew community and a few selected breweries who are looking at developing a gluten-free beer or who are looking to have access to a unique brewing adjunct. I am writing this more to build a bit of interest and to see who is interested in this company developing in New Zealand and to help spread the word of what would be a great asset to the NZ brewing community. If you have any questions or are interested in knowing more shoot me a message,
Cheers!

 

[JDW81]

What kind of grains are they malting, and how do they ensure they are gluten free? Do they come with a GF guarantee?

JD

 

[klangers]

Keen to be kept informed.

What range of products are on the horizon?

 

[Mikeyr]

Yep me too, having malted my own buckwheat, too hard !!

 

[Snow]

I am interested. I have a number of gluten intolerant friends who I would love to brew for.

Cheers - Snow

 

[jimmy_jangles]

i'm the same! would be interested in what options are available

 

[Mardoo]

I'd love to see what they are thinking of malting. I'm interested in hearing more.

 

[DJ_L3ThAL]

Me seven!

 

[Tahoose]

Add to the list..

 

[spaced]

Interested

 

[D3rm]

Very keen to see how this unfolds

 

[vykuza]

As an FYI, Voyager malt from NSW are malting sorghum for our gluten intolerant bretheren (and sisteren... what is the term there?).

 

[NewtownClown]

and sisteren... what is the term there?

Close... it is sistren

 

[Leen]

Me too, I am keen.

 

[Moad]

Keen, have some gluten intolerant mates who I'd love to help out

 

[WhiteLomu]

And me.

 

[klangers]

Any progress on this?

 

[roblivo]

I would be interested in this also

 

[tumi2]

Interested

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[AJS2154]

I would be very interested too. Good luck to them in this venture. GF is becoming very important. So many gluten intolerant people walking around, they just dont know it yet.

I have tried a couple of GF beers. Not too bad!