Adjuncts

This huskless oat crystal malt is quite simply delicious. Adds fullness and flavour in beer with a shaving foam white head. An exotic ingredient for the adventurous brewer, it brings a subtle nutty flavour. Its creaminess brings mouthfeel and balance to strong, hop forward beers. One taste and we’re sure you’ll be inspired to start creating a new recipe.“I use Simpsons’ Golden Naked Oats in irrational amounts to ensure minimal solid liquid separation of wort, that tastes like a delicious dissolved candy bar.”— Jeremy Mashall, Head Brewer, Lagunitas Brewing CompanyBeer Styles:IPAs, Oat Stouts and Speciality BeersMalt Flavour:Nutty, Creamy, PorridgeUsage:Up to 20%Simpsons Golden Naked OatsContent: 1 kg oatsColour: 12-25 EBC (European Brewing Convention)Use: Up to 20% of the malt bill, requires finer milling than barley.

Crisp Flaked Torrefied Barley 1kg. Pre-cooked, non-malted cereals provide the brewer with the opportunity for product differentiation. Flaked products can be added directly to the mash without the need for milling. Usage: 5-10%.

Crisp Torrefied Wheat 1kg Crushed. Puffed wheat. Pre-cooked, non-malted cereals provide the brewer with the opportunity for product differentiation. Flaked products can be added directly to the mash without the need for milling.

Crisp Torrefied Wheat 1kg Whole. Puffed wheat. Pre-cooked, non-malted cereals provide the brewer with the opportunity for product differentiation. Flaked products can be added directly to the mash without the need for milling.

Crisp Flaked Torrefied Oats 1kg

Crisp Flaked Torrefied Maize. Pre-cooked, non-malted cereals provide the brewer with the opportunity for product differentiation. Flaked products can be added directly to the mash without the need for milling.Grain type: cornColour: – 1,5 °EBC ( – 1,1 °Lovibond)Maltster: Crisp

flakes of puffed rice. Incorned rice that has been heat treated to gelatinize the starch and make it possible for the enzymes in the malt to break down. Thus, can be added directly to the mash and do not need to be praked. Rolled to flakes and does not need to be crushed before use. Gives largely no contribution to the beer color.

Provides a better flow and prevents stuck mashes. Particularly needed when brewing with unmalted grains as well as rye or wheat malt, or when brewing high-gravity beers.Rice hulls does not impact the taste or color of the beer. Does not break down during mashing. Does not need to be crushed.Dedusted and steam sterilized at 130 °C during the manufacturing process, providing a high degree of purity.Recommended dosage: 3 - 8% of the total grain bill (30 - 80 g per kg).

Provides a better flow and prevents stuck mashes. Particularly needed when brewing with unmalted grains as well as rye or wheat malt, or when brewing high-gravity beers.Rice hulls does not impact the taste or color of the beer. Does not break down during mashing. Does not need to be crushed.Dedusted and steam sterilized at 130 °C during the manufacturing process, providing a high degree of purity.Recommended dosage: 3 - 8% of the total grain bill (30 - 80 g per kg).

The darkest of Crisp's roasted malts. When you need an intensely dark colour for stouts and porters this is an excellent malt to use. Despite its reputation as a highly astringent malt, nothing could be further from the truth. This malt brings with it a roasted character with some bitterness and astringency, but also flavours of currants and berries.This malt can also be used for the colour adjustment of pale beers either in the mash or by sprinkling on top of the mash at the sparge stage, to impart a ruby hue.Content: 250g barleyColour: 1100 – 1450 °EBC Usage: Up to 5%

The darkest of Crisp's roasted malts. When you need an intensely dark colour for stouts and porters this is an excellent malt to use. Despite its reputation as a highly astringent malt, nothing could be further from the truth. This malt brings with it a roasted character with some bitterness and astringency, but also flavours of currants and berries.This malt can also be used for the colour adjustment of pale beers either in the mash or by sprinkling on top of the mash at the sparge stage, to impart a ruby hue.Content: 1kg barleyColour: 1100 – 1450 °EBC Usage: Up to 5%