Briess 20L Crushed Caramel Malt 50 lb. Bulk Bag for Brewing
Briess 20L Crushed Caramel Malt 50 lb. Bulk Bag for Brewing - Caramel 20L / Crushed is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This Briess crushed caramel malt 20L is crafted from quality North American 2-row malting barley that is carefully selected, germinated, kilned, and drum roasted. It delivers a sweet caramel flavor with mild notes and imparts a golden color with an SRM of 20 to finished beers. The malt features 6% moisture and a 76% extract yield on grind, making it suitable for brewing styles such as Pilsners, California common, Vienna, bock lagers, and a range of ales including pale ales, porters, and stouts.
Pre-milled for immediate use, this malt enhances mouthfeel and foam retention. It is packaged in a 50 lb. bulk bag and is kosher certified. For optimal preservation, storage in a low-humidity environment below 90 degrees Fahrenheit is recommended.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 50 lb.
Beer Color: 20 SRM
Beer Style: IPA Lager Pale Ale Pilsner Porter Stout
Features: Kosher Made in America
FG Extract Yield: 76 %
Malt Style: Caramel / Roasted Malt
Moisture Percentage: 6 %
Package Size: 50 lb.
Style: Crushed
Tasting Notes: Caramel
Type: Malted Grains
Suitable for brewing Pilsners, lagers, and ales
Pre-milled for convenience
Sweet caramel flavor and golden color
20 SRM, 6% moisture, 76% yield
Made with high-quality North American 2-row malting barley
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