Munich 10L vs 20L
Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 10:54 am
Hi gang,
It turns out that the Munich Malt a bunch of us got from NCM order #7 from CMC is light Munich (6 - 10L).
I'm looking to brew an Octoberfest this weekend and was looking at using about 25% Munich 20L but then realized I only have light Munich.
The lowdown from Canada Malting Co:
CMC Munich (6-10° ASBC Colour)
Produced in the traditional European method, Canada Malting Munich malt is made by “stewing” germinated 2-Row malt, then kilning it at high temperatures, providing colour and aromatics without introducing caramel/crystal flavours. This malt is a fantastic addition to amber and dark beers.
Will I still get the traditional Munuch malt flavour from this? If so, and it's just less pronounced, I'll just use a bit more in the recipe. I called NG and all they have is light Munich too. I guess I'll be getting some of the 20L on NCM #10.
Thanks,
-Rob
It turns out that the Munich Malt a bunch of us got from NCM order #7 from CMC is light Munich (6 - 10L).
I'm looking to brew an Octoberfest this weekend and was looking at using about 25% Munich 20L but then realized I only have light Munich.
The lowdown from Canada Malting Co:
CMC Munich (6-10° ASBC Colour)
Produced in the traditional European method, Canada Malting Munich malt is made by “stewing” germinated 2-Row malt, then kilning it at high temperatures, providing colour and aromatics without introducing caramel/crystal flavours. This malt is a fantastic addition to amber and dark beers.
Will I still get the traditional Munuch malt flavour from this? If so, and it's just less pronounced, I'll just use a bit more in the recipe. I called NG and all they have is light Munich too. I guess I'll be getting some of the 20L on NCM #10.
Thanks,
-Rob