What is Mars otter......

Fri Sep 08, 2006 8:20 pm

OK Im trying to formulate the recipy for the next 3 brews. After 3 years I will atempt to have the pacints to brew the same recipt three times. P.S. you brewcastin BASTARDS!!!!! Any how, I cant find a discription for Mats Otter in the great Ray's book. What is it? can I subsatute it for 2 row pale? The long and short is I want to make a 5% +/- ABV English stile pale. So if you all have a fail safe ESB / English Pale PLESE forward it....

*uck spelling , Im drunk

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Fri Sep 08, 2006 8:30 pm

it is Marris Otter
It is a variety of pale malt that has some other flavor components....
As chicken man would say it's biscuity-er than standard 2 row.
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Sat Sep 09, 2006 12:45 pm

Marris Otter is a floor malted British 2 row pale malt. In most brewing software Marris Otter isn't listed, so just go with the British 2 row data. Same with any recipe calling for British 2 row. Domestic 2 row just isn't the same. Belgian 2 row is a good substitute if you can't get a British 2 row malt.

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Sat Sep 09, 2006 6:14 pm

Maris Otter is not necessarily floor malted, but presumably the best examples are made with that malting technique (at least that is what I've been told).

Maris Otter is a particular variety or cultivar of 2-Row barley grown in Great Britain. Other examples of 2-Row barley cultivars are Golden Promise, Halcyon and Optic (all British); Harrington and Klages (both North American).
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Sun Sep 10, 2006 7:46 am

Thanks all,
I am looking to build a good drinkable beer. I have found that i like the "english " maltyness. I will be ending up with about 30 G of this so Im thinhing a OG of 50 to 55 so it will hold up for deveral months.
The idea as you might have gathered is to brew the same recipy 3 times, as has been sugested on the BN from several brewcasters and guest....
With so many beers out ther I dont think I have ever brewed the same recipy twice....

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Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:16 pm

I heard Mats Otter can be found at the same homebrew supply store as Turro Malt :D Just kidding. I head a story once of a guy searching high and low for Turro malt and it should have been Two Row malt, this reminded me of that story.
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Tue Sep 12, 2006 8:42 am

Man... from the Subject of this thread I thought we were talking about interplanetary rodents...
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Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:00 am

I head a story once of a guy searching high and low for Turro malt and it should have been Two Row malt, this reminded me of that story.


How do you head a story?? :lol: :P
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