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As I've finished recounting my last holiday, I cab crack on with boring you about the 1970s. This time, it's the turn of malt. ...

More on brown malt. More specifically: the different types of it. Having downloaded a copy of William Loftus's "The Brewer" I...

Want to know more about DDR malt than TGL 17756 told you? Well, you're in look. I've had a look in the excellent "Technologie ...

The Food Control Manuals include information on the restrictions imposed on maltsters during the war. Which in the first couple of years w...

We're just about done with malting, thank god. I've been struggling to keep my eyes open. First it's the kilns themselves: ...

This time it's the final bit about malting. You're doubtless finding this as dull as I do. But once I've started something I f...

The title says it all. This is a short post in my current series on German malting. I'm finding it fun even if you aren't. I...

Now we've got barley out of the way we can turn to the business of turning it into malt. First some general stuff: "Many Ger...