Hab was:
http://howtobrew.com/book/section-4/exp ... r-own-malt
http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/44361 ... -own-malt/
DAs Internet vergißt ja nix:
From Randy Mosher's book, "Radical Brewing"
Code:
L Min Base malt °F °C Color Flavor
_10 20 Pale Ale 250 121 Pale Gold Nutty, not toasty
_20 25 Pale Ale 300 149 Gold Malty, Caramelly, rich, not toasty
_35 30 Pale Ale 350 177 Amber Nutty, Malty, Lightly toasted
_65 40 Pale Ale 375 191 Deep Amber Nutty, toffee-like, crisp toastiness
100 30 Pale Ale 400 204 Copper Strong toasted flawor, some nutlike notes
125 40 Pale Ale 400 204 Deep Copper Roasted, not toaasted, like porter or coffe
175 50 Pale Ale 400 204 Brown Strong roasted flawor
From "Home Grain Roasting", by Graham Sanders and Steve Lacey
Wet the malt slightly to maintain the caramel edge for caravienna, caramunich and special B
Roast the malt without wetting it and you get crystal malt
Code:
L Min Base Malt °F °C (Wet) / Dry
_20 _60 CaraPils 248 120 (Cara-Vienna)/ Crystal 20
_38 _75 CaraPils 248 120 () / Crystal 38
_55 _90 CaraPils 248 120 (Cara-Munich) / Crystal 55
118 120 CaraPils 248 120 () / Crystal 118
180 150 CaraPils 248 120 (Special B) / Crystal 180
Stolen and copied from:
http://oz.craftbrewer.org/Library/Metho ... ting.shtml
http://www.barleypopmaker.info/Roasting.html
http://homebrewingadventures.blogspot.c ... -malt.html
http://www.brew-monkey.com/brewschool/maltguide.php