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Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 9:00 am
by PMackie
Hi Everyone,

I am going to stick with my trusted viking 2 row and have more ordered this weekend. With all the issues everyone had with the shoreline 2 row I am going to part with the bag. Would anyone be wanted to take it off my hands. Its free since I just need it out of my garage.

Thanks!

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 9:03 am
by HotBreak
I hear ya. Am close to dumping my 2 bags in the woods but am so cheap it hurts to think of wasting it....


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Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:05 am
by JayColli
How big are these bags? 25kgs? I've got hungry chickens...

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:16 am
by RubberToe
I haven't even opened mine but it can't be that bad?

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:28 am
by wcturnedec
RubberToe wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:16 am
I haven't even opened mine but it can't be that bad?
I think the malt fits certain recipes. I've been treating more like a British Malt (ie Maris Otter) and have used it in some Bitters, a Mild, Pale Ales and will use it in an upcoming Porter recipe. To finish off the bag I might use it in a Brett beer.

Knowing that it might have been kilned a little longer and thus affecting the final gravity of the beer I've been altering my recipes when using it as the base malt.

I wouldn't consider it a direct substitute for North American 2-Row.

Mash low, long and fine with gelatin/biofine and you can get a pretty decent beer!

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:58 am
by Beert
wcturnedec wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:28 am
RubberToe wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:16 am
I haven't even opened mine but it can't be that bad?
I think the malt fits certain recipes. I've been treating more like a British Malt (ie Maris Otter) and have used it in some Bitters, a Mild, Pale Ales and will use it in an upcoming Porter recipe. To finish off the bag I might use it in a Brett beer.

Knowing that it might have been kilned a little longer and thus affecting the final gravity of the beer I've been altering my recipes when using it as the base malt.

I wouldn't consider it a direct substitute for North American 2-Row.

Mash low, long and fine with gelatin/biofine and you can get a pretty decent beer!
I used 3.85kg of it in a 5.5kg grist bill and after fighting through a stuck recirculating mash there was no sparging it. I even added 200g of rice husks.
Having said that it wasn’t that bad on previous batches when I split it half and half with Viking pilsner, which is what I had on hand. Definitely hard to hit the numbers though.

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 11:01 am
by wcturnedec
Beert wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:58 am
wcturnedec wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:28 am
RubberToe wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 10:16 am
I haven't even opened mine but it can't be that bad?
I think the malt fits certain recipes. I've been treating more like a British Malt (ie Maris Otter) and have used it in some Bitters, a Mild, Pale Ales and will use it in an upcoming Porter recipe. To finish off the bag I might use it in a Brett beer.

Knowing that it might have been kilned a little longer and thus affecting the final gravity of the beer I've been altering my recipes when using it as the base malt.

I wouldn't consider it a direct substitute for North American 2-Row.

Mash low, long and fine with gelatin/biofine and you can get a pretty decent beer!
I used 3.85kg of it in a 5.5kg grist bill and after fighting through a stuck recirculating mash there was no sparging it. I even added 200g of rice husks.
Having said that it wasn’t that bad on previous batches when I split it half and half with Viking pilsner, which is what I had on hand. Definitely hard to hit the numbers though.
As I do full volume mashing/no-sparge with BIAB I don't often run into stuck sparges. I imagine if I had to recirculate I'd have a different opinion for sure.

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 3:04 pm
by PMackie
Yeah I mean with limited space, I just can't foresee myself fully using it any time soon. So making room for other things. If the chickens would want it, by all means its available. If someone wants it to brew with, even better.

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 5:37 pm
by know1
I've had no sparging issues with it doing batch sparges in my cooler mash tun. Recently did a 50/50 pale and wheat with a handfull of rice hulls and it was all good. I know a guy starting to get serious into all grain that is not in the group buys yet and is having trouble sourcing base malt. I would be happy to mill it up for him as a welcome to the brewnosers community offering.

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2020 7:33 pm
by Bradbrewsbeer
Thanks for the heads up Jeremy,I'll gladly take it off if your hands

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2020 9:08 am
by PMackie
know1 wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 5:37 pm
I've had no sparging issues with it doing batch sparges in my cooler mash tun. Recently did a 50/50 pale and wheat with a handfull of rice hulls and it was all good. I know a guy starting to get serious into all grain that is not in the group buys yet and is having trouble sourcing base malt. I would be happy to mill it up for him as a welcome to the brewnosers community offering.
I can drop it off to you at your place if you like, or at the group buy since we are in the same time slot. This sounds like a great example of putting it to good use! It helps out the brewing community and takes it off my hands.

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2020 10:29 am
by know1
PMackie wrote:
Thu Dec 03, 2020 9:08 am
know1 wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 5:37 pm
I've had no sparging issues with it doing batch sparges in my cooler mash tun. Recently did a 50/50 pale and wheat with a handfull of rice hulls and it was all good. I know a guy starting to get serious into all grain that is not in the group buys yet and is having trouble sourcing base malt. I would be happy to mill it up for him as a welcome to the brewnosers community offering.
I can drop it off to you at your place if you like, or at the group buy since we are in the same time slot. This sounds like a great example of putting it to good use! It helps out the brewing community and takes it off my hands.
Maybe best if you can drop it by here. I have my 4 bags plus 3 for snowboybrown at the pickup. I am around anytime. Let me know and I can have a WC sample bottle ready for you too.

Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2020 6:30 pm
by PMackie
know1 wrote:
PMackie wrote:
Thu Dec 03, 2020 9:08 am
know1 wrote:
Wed Dec 02, 2020 5:37 pm
I've had no sparging issues with it doing batch sparges in my cooler mash tun. Recently did a 50/50 pale and wheat with a handfull of rice hulls and it was all good. I know a guy starting to get serious into all grain that is not in the group buys yet and is having trouble sourcing base malt. I would be happy to mill it up for him as a welcome to the brewnosers community offering.
I can drop it off to you at your place if you like, or at the group buy since we are in the same time slot. This sounds like a great example of putting it to good use! It helps out the brewing community and takes it off my hands.
Maybe best if you can drop it by here. I have my 4 bags plus 3 for snowboybrown at the pickup. I am around anytime. Let me know and I can have a WC sample bottle ready for you too.
I’ll drop off on the way back from
The group buy!


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Re: Free - Shoreline 2 Row

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2020 12:10 am
by know1
Perfect, thanks Paul!