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Offline denny

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Re: Golden Promise
« Reply #30 on: March 26, 2021, 08:59:58 am »
Just weighing in to say how much I like Golden Promise. It's the first malt I have used where I had that strong of an opinion. I too made Timothy Taylord's Landord with GP and loved it, but have used it in other brews with success, and nearly always close to 100%. It's got a deliciousness to it.

Which GP did you use?
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Re: Golden Promise
« Reply #31 on: March 27, 2021, 10:12:18 am »
Just weighing in to say how much I like Golden Promise. It's the first malt I have used where I had that strong of an opinion. I too made Timothy Taylord's Landord with GP and loved it, but have used it in other brews with success, and nearly always close to 100%. It's got a deliciousness to it.

Which GP did you use?

Simpson's.
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Re: Golden Promise
« Reply #32 on: April 03, 2021, 09:22:09 am »
Simpsons GP and weyermann barke pils are the only two base malts I keep on hand. I love GP. It’s more of a malty fullness as opposed to cooking toast like other pale ale malts, IMO it’s more versatile. And Hop Heaven US Goldings are just wonderful, a little more earthy and cedar likeand less floral than EKG.


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