Ashburne® Mild Malt - Briess Malting

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5.3° L - Briess Malting - Ashburne® Mild can be used as a base malt or high percentage specialty malt. Typical style inclusion would be Mild Ale, Brown Ale, Belgian Ale, and Barley Wine. Slightly darker with a higher dextrin level than Pale Ale Malt that will lend a high residual maltiness / mouthfeel.

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Try something other than 2 row

Larry F on Aug 2, 2022

To brew a mild ale

Richard S on Jun 17, 2022

Use it in my English Mild

Kevin B on Apr 26, 2022

English Mild

Mike V on Dec 31, 2021

Dark Mild Ale

David S E on Nov 24, 2021

Try something new

James M on Nov 26, 2020

feeling adventurous

Chaz L on Mar 25, 2020

American Lager.

Steven Unkles on Feb 27, 2020

Feel it will work nicely in a barleywine.

Robert H on May 9, 2019

Recipe calls for it

tom s on Apr 3, 2019

Favorite malt so far.

Michael S on Jan 15, 2019

Interchangeable with Vienna malt

Jim M on Oct 25, 2018

Try something other than 2 row

Larry F on Aug 2, 2022

Want to gauge the malt character in a single-malt brew

W D on Jun 23, 2022

To brew a mild ale

Richard S on Jun 17, 2022

Quality item

Patrick S on May 25, 2022

Use it in my English Mild

Kevin B on Apr 26, 2022

Suits my needs

Jerome T on Feb 22, 2022

English Mild

Mike V on Dec 31, 2021

Several English Ale recipes call for it.

Kevin B on Nov 29, 2021

Dark Mild Ale

David S E on Nov 24, 2021

I've used this many times, great malt for british style beer

Carl W on Jul 13, 2021

Try something new

James M on Nov 26, 2020

Trying anew malt

Rob B on Nov 19, 2020

feeling adventurous

Chaz L on Mar 25, 2020

Making a Dark Mild

Kenneth G on Mar 7, 2020

American Lager.

Steven Unkles on Feb 27, 2020

English Mild

Ryan K on Oct 8, 2019

Feel it will work nicely in a barleywine.

Robert H on May 9, 2019

Excellent malt on its own, will make an amazing amber ale

Robert N on Apr 11, 2019

Recipe calls for it

tom s on Apr 3, 2019

Using this a substitute to Kolsh malt.

Lester H on Feb 19, 2019

Favorite malt so far.

Michael S on Jan 15, 2019

Great for brown ales.

Therat on Dec 28, 2018

Interchangeable with Vienna malt

Jim M on Oct 25, 2018

I love it for my session beers.

Steve on Feb 6, 2018

Want to gauge the malt character in a single-malt brew

W D on Jun 23, 2022

Quality item

Patrick S on May 25, 2022

Suits my needs

Jerome T on Feb 22, 2022

Several English Ale recipes call for it.

Kevin B on Nov 29, 2021

I've used this many times, great malt for british style beer

Carl W on Jul 13, 2021

Trying anew malt

Rob B on Nov 19, 2020

Making a Dark Mild

Kenneth G on Mar 7, 2020

English Mild

Ryan K on Oct 8, 2019

Excellent malt on its own, will make an amazing amber ale

Robert N on Apr 11, 2019

Using this a substitute to Kolsh malt.

Lester H on Feb 19, 2019

Great for brown ales.

Therat on Dec 28, 2018

I love it for my session beers.

Steve on Feb 6, 2018

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Rated 5 out of 5

Not usually a Briess fan

I came across this malt while reading a stout and Porter book I had purchased. The author used it quite a bit in his English beer styles. I ended up trying it in a dry stout recipe I made. It came out fantastic. It reminds me of a fuller/rounder maris otter with a hint of toastiness. I plan on trying it in a few of my other beers.

Irish Stout

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July 30, 2021

Gary Layton

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Rated 5 out of 5

Best Base Malt Ever.

I solely use Maris Otter for any recipe needing pale ale malt. But, over the years, I have found that there are times I need the body, residual dextrins and maltiness of Maris Otter (with a little more dextrins) without the signature flavor of Maris Otter. This malt gives me the ability to create beers with the same characteristics as Maris Otter but with a totally different taste that opens up a whole new world of possibilities for new recipes that will allow you to recreate beers and have them be the same in every other regard but the flavor of the malt but with no less impressive taste than a premium pale ale malt or high end base malt. It's a even keel for my love of this and Maris Otter and as a professional brewer that holds a heavier weight in my heart.

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April 29, 2020

Michael S

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Rated 5 out of 5

A Favorite

This is one of my favorite malts for lighter ales. The flavor is mild but sophisticated and delicious.

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August 16, 2018

James G

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over 6 years ago

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Rated 5 out of 5

Very Nice Malt Indeed

This is a nice malt that lends just a subtle toastieness, without any bitterness. I find myself using at least a bit in most of my recipes. I've been tempted to try it as a more or less single malt brew one of these days.

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February 7, 2018

Paul Kempin

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over 7 years ago

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Rated 5 out of 5

Excellent Malt For Irish Red ALe

I love this malt. I use it exclusively now when I make my awesome Irish Red Ale. Nice malty flavor that really blended and complimented the other specialty malts in the beer I made. Try it you will not be disappointed.