Speciality Malt Made by Kilning Flashcards
(26 cards)
What is Munich malt made from?
Nitrogen-rich barley
Contains 1.84% nitrogen and 11.5% protein
What is the typical moisture content for Munich malt during steeping?
48-50%
Higher than pale malt
At what temperature does the germination of Munich malt occur?
18-20°C
What was the historical drying temperature for Munich malt?
38°C
What is the modern drying technique for Munich malt?
Held in warm recirculating air
What is the purpose of the modern drying technique for Munich malt?
To slow evaporation and allow further grain modification
What are developed during the modification process of Munich malt?
Reducing sugars and amino acids
Contributes to color and flavor
What is the kilning temperature for Munich malt?
70-80°C for 12 h, then 100-105°C for 2 h
What is Vienna malt’s typical protein level compared to pale malt?
Higher protein level
What is the kilning temperature for Vienna malt?
63°C
At what temperature is Vienna malt cured?
90-96°C
What is the diastatic power of Vienna and Munich malts compared to pale malt?
Lower diastatic power
Can Vienna and Munich malts be used as 100% of the grist for a brew?
Yes
Why do Vienna and Munich malts have limited effectiveness in converting starch?
Insufficient enzymes
What are Vienna and Munich malts named after?
The cities where they were first produced
What is Brümalt?
A kilned speciality malt made from green malt steeped to around 48% moisture
How long is Brümalt germinated?
Six days
What happens to the temperature of Brümalt during the last 36 hours of germination?
The temperature rises
What occurs to the grain bed after moving Brümalt?
It forms a deep bed of grain
What is the initial temperature rise for Brümalt during the first 24 hours?
About 50°C
What is the final drying temperature for Brümalt?
About 65°C
What is the curing temperature range for Brümalt?
80-100°C for 3-4 h
What color range does Brümalt produce?
15-30 or in one case 80 EBC units
What name is used interchangeably with Brümalt in North America?
Honey malt