Brewing Grains

Chocolate malt is a roasted specialty malt. It adds dark brown color and rich chocolate and coffee flavors. It has a smokey flavor and some bitterness, but is much mellower than black malt. Excellent for dark ales, porters, and stouts.

William Crisp Black Malt is roasted specialty malt. This dark malt is used in smaller quantities to add color. Flavor contributions are very subtle when used in smaller amounts. Black Malt is well suited for Stouts, or even as a malt to modify color on a

Designed as Bitter-less Black Malt, BlackPrinz delivers subtle, smooth flavor without tannic, astringent, dry flavors or aftertaste in the finished beer. Delivering delicate, clean, mild, roasted malt flavor, the grain produces dark brown to black tones d

A Belgian variety of dark crystal malt often included in the darker ales of Belgium. Imparting toffee and toasted notes to finished beer, Special B provides color correction or deep, saturated hues depending on the amount specified in the malt bill.

Chateau Pale Ale malt is a Belgian base malt. It imparts a rich malt flavor and golden hues to wort. It is deeper in color and better modified than Chateau Pilsner malt. It has higher protein content and diastatic power than most English pale ale malts. T

Chateau Pale Ale malt is a Belgian base malt. It imparts a rich malt flavor and golden hues to wort. It is deeper in color and better modified than Chateau Pilsner malt. It has higher protein content and diastatic power than most English pale ale malts. T

Roasted at high temperatures, Belgian Chocolate is produced from high-nitrogen malt and "Chocolate" refers primarily to the malt's color and not its flavor. Depending on the amount used, Belgian Chocolate lends aroma, a deep red color, and a nutty/roasted

A Belgian variety of toasted malt, Dingemans Biscuit provides a warm bread or biscuity aroma and flavor while lending garnet to brownish hues in the finished beer, depending upon the amount specified in the recipe. Produced through roasting, Biscuit Malt

A Belgian variety of Munich malt kilned to a rating of 17 - 21 Lovibond. Providing malty flavor and aromas, Aromatic malt yields amber to reddish hues depending on the amounts specified in the malt bill. While Aromatic Malt contains enzymes and will self

For the production of full-bodied, smooth tasting beers with golden hues Brew and Grow recommends using the malt in Viennas, Marzen, Golden ales and lagers, Amber ales and lagers, Bocks and Octoberfest styles.

Dark Munich Malt provides mellow maltiness to a variety of styles. For Dopplebocks, Dark Munich can comprise a majority of the grist. Indispensable for faceting a number of beers, Dark Munich can augment the overall flavor and aroma profile of the finishe

Use of Acidulated Malt can lower wort pH resulting in better mash efficiency, intensified fermentation, lighter color, improved flavor stability and enhanced flavor.

Weyermann Abbey Malt is a highly friable base malt with pronounced malty aromas, and assertive flavors such as honey, nuts as well as hints of chocolate.  Suitable for traditional Abbey ales, as well as Trappist beers.  Also well suited for a full range f