Continental Pale Malt, what is it exactly?
Would I be better off using MarisOtter or good ole american 2 row?
Thanks,
Dan
It depends what you want to do.
I brew with a lot of Belgian Pale Malt instead of US 2-row. We do club grain buys and while it still costs a little more I think the malt quality is better than the US malts available through North Country. I use it in IPA’s, pale ales, porters. I’ve never tried a German Pale Malt. I did buy some Golden Promise from Fawcett once but I had some strange efficiency issues with it that I never really solved.
Continental pale malt is pale malt from a European maltster like Weyermann or Franco-Belges.
As TM said, whether it is better to sub MO or American 2-row depends on what you are trying to do.
I was thinking of brewing this
http://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/2011/10/lets-brew-wednesday-1868-younger-teeble.html
since it’s English I am leaning towards the MO
I just ordered a sack each of MO, and Canadian 2 row, and a grain mill. ;D
Yeah, I would use the MO. Enjoy! Let us know how it turns out.
Agree with Tom.