Best Malz Red X Malt?
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2014 6:16 am
picked up 10lbs of the stuff to experiment with but was curious if any of you guys had tried it yet. im guessing its like munich? heres the description from the best malz page:
BEST Red X malt is specially created for brewing red-tinted beers. You can use BEST Red X for up to 100% of your grain bill – no other malt is required. Offering exceptional reliability and optimal processability, BEST Red X can be employed to brew consistently fiery beers with intense reddish hues. Its full-bodied flavor and attractive, unique color coupled with easy handling in the brewery, make BEST Red X the best choice for creating a broad range of new beers, such as red-tinted wheat beers.
As with all BEST malts, BEST Red X is produced using a special malting procedure exclusively from two-rowed summer brewing barley from recognized and thoroughly tested barley varieties.
Use
Perfectly suited for all red beers, amber beers, wheat beers, altbier, ales, dark beers as well as for other beers.
Rate
Up to 100% of the grainbill (recommended for red beers)
http://www.bestmalz.de/en/malt/BEST_Red_X.htm
BEST Red X malt is specially created for brewing red-tinted beers. You can use BEST Red X for up to 100% of your grain bill – no other malt is required. Offering exceptional reliability and optimal processability, BEST Red X can be employed to brew consistently fiery beers with intense reddish hues. Its full-bodied flavor and attractive, unique color coupled with easy handling in the brewery, make BEST Red X the best choice for creating a broad range of new beers, such as red-tinted wheat beers.
As with all BEST malts, BEST Red X is produced using a special malting procedure exclusively from two-rowed summer brewing barley from recognized and thoroughly tested barley varieties.
Use
Perfectly suited for all red beers, amber beers, wheat beers, altbier, ales, dark beers as well as for other beers.
Rate
Up to 100% of the grainbill (recommended for red beers)
http://www.bestmalz.de/en/malt/BEST_Red_X.htm
