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Bestmalz Pilsen malt is used either alone or together with other malts, it is the perfect base malt for all kinds of exceptional and flavor-some beers.
Base malt for all beers, Premium Pilsner and Pilsner beers, Export, Kölsch, Lager, Helles, light beers, and as a base malt for almost all beer styles.

This is a bulk product - one unit equals 1kg.
*Note: 25kg bulk orders will not be milled, you will need your own grain mill. View our range of grain mills here.

BEST Munich intensifies the mouth feel and malty flavor of amber to dark beers in a pleasant way. Even a small amount in the grain bill gives the beer a typical malty note. BEST Munich is therefore ideally suited to enhancing the body of very highly fermented beers. Due to the generally higher levels of protein in this malt, the higher its concentration in the grain bill, the better the foam of the beers brewed with it.

Base malt for all dark beers, Export, Märzen, Alt, wheat beers, Bocks and Brown Ale.

Recommended Quantities: Up to 100% of total grain bill

EBC: 11-20

This is a bulk product - one unit equals 1kg. 
*Note: 25kg bulk orders will not be milled, you will need your own grain mill. View our range of grain mills here.

A premium Pilsner malt, BEST Heidelberg is made using special, two-row barley variety that tends to create less color during the malting process. BEST Heidelberg is suited to particularly pale beers and is similar to the Weyermann Premium Pilsner malt. The malt has a slightly lower protein content than a classic Pilsen Malt from the corresponding crop year, but with a high extract value and very high enzyme activity.

Base malt for Pale Ales, Pale Premium Pilsner and Pilsner beers, ‘light’ beers, as enzyme-rich and light-colored basis for all beer styles.

Recommended Quantities: Up to 100% of total grain bill

EBC: up to 2.9

BEST Vienna produces a golden color, excellent foam and a pleasant mouth feel in the finished beer. Unlike BEST Heidelberg, this malt uses two-row brewing barley varieties that create more color during the malting process. The protein content is somewhat higher than in a Pilsen malt of the same crop year with a similar enzyme composition and high extract values. For Export, Märzen, Porter and all other beer styles.

Recommended Quantities: Up to 100% of total grain bill

EBC: 8-10

Species: Saccharomyces pastorianus

Profile: Wyeast 2007 is the classic American lager strain. This mild, neutral strain produces beers with a nice malty character and a smooth palate. It ferments dry and crisp with minimal sulfur or diacetyl. Beers from this strain exhibit the characteristics of the most popular lager in America.

Species: Saccharomyces pastorianus

Profile: This strain is particularly well suited for producing California Common-style beers. It retains lager characteristics at temperatures up to 65 °F (18 °C) and produces malty, brilliantly clear beers. This strain is not recommended for cold temperature fermentation.

Species: Saccharomyces pastorianus

Profile: This Carlsberg type yeast is the most widely used lager strain in the world. This strain produces a distinct malty profile with some ester character and a crisp finish. A versatile strain, that is great to use with lagers or Pilsners for fermentations in the 45-55°F (8-12°C) range. It may also be used for Common beer production with fermentations at 65-68°F (18-20°C). A thorough diacetyl rest is recommended after fermentation is complete.

Species: Saccharomyces pastorianus

Profile: Used by many German breweries to produce rich, full-bodied, malty beers, this strain is a good choice for bocks and doppelbocks. A thorough diacetyl rest is recommended after fermentation is complete.

Species: Saccharomyces pastorianus

Profile: Originating from the home of great Pilsners in the Czech Republic, this classic strain will finish dry and malty. It is the perfect choice for Bohemian-style Pilsners. Sulfur produced during fermentation can be reduced with warmer fermentation temperatures 58 °F (14 °C) and will dissipate with conditioning.