[rabeb25]

Todd, add me on Facebook as a friend. I have something you may like. Bryan Rabe.

[denny]

http://www.weyermann.de/pdf_analyses/q019-001960-01.pdf


This is my current bag of floor malted pils.  41.2.

That's kind a surprising, most people say this malt is slightly under modified.

There is often a large difference between "what people say" and reality.

[denny]

http://www.weyermann.de/pdf_analyses/q019-001960-01.pdf


This is my current bag of floor malted pils.  41.2.

That's kind a surprising, most people say this malt is slightly under modified.

I am assuming most people don't care to actually read the malt analysis

THIS^^^^  It's so much easier to parrot the conventional wisdom and have other people do your thinking for you!

[hopfenundmalz]

http://www.weyermann.de/pdf_analyses/q019-001960-01.pdf


This is my current bag of floor malted pils.  41.2.

That's kind a surprising, most people say this malt is slightly under modified.

I am assuming most people don't care to actually read the malt analysis

THIS^^^^  It's so much easier to parrot the conventional wisdom and have other people do your thinking for you!

Then again, not everyone knows how to read a malt analysis sheet.

[denny]

Then again, not everyone knows how to read a malt analysis sheet.

How hard is it to learn?

[Stevie]

Not everybody has access to the malt analysis sheet. If not buying by the sack or the shop doesn't have the batch number, all they can do is make an assumption.

[rabeb25]

http://www.weyermann.de/pdf_analyses/q019-001960-01.pdf


This is my current bag of floor malted pils.  41.2.

That's kind a surprising, most people say this malt is slightly under modified.

I am assuming most people don't care to actually read the malt analysis

THIS^^^^  It's so much easier to parrot the conventional wisdom and have other people do your thinking for you!

Then again, not everyone knows how to read a malt analysis sheet.

I would argue this being a necessity for AG brewers.

[hopfenundmalz]

Then again, not everyone knows how to read a malt analysis sheet.

How hard is it to learn?

Not hard, but some don't bother. There is the Malt book by Mallett. I read Noonan's write up years ago.

http://morebeer.com/brewingtechniques/bmg/noonan.html

[ynotbrusum]

But Jeff and Denny - where do you find the information to do the analysis?  I find fewer and fewer tags on grain bags anymore.  Does the maltster post them in a databank that is accessible by the lot number or some other such means?

[hopfenundmalz]

But Jeff and Denny - where do you find the information to do the analysis?  I find fewer and fewer tags on grain bags anymore.  Does the maltster post them in a databank that is accessible by the lot number or some other such means?

There are lot numbers on the bag you can enter online.
https://bsgcraftbrewing.com/MaltAnalysis

http://coa.countrymaltgroup.com/maltlot.asp