Caramel 10L Malt - Briess Malting

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10 °L - Briess Malting - Our lightest colored Caramel available. The flavor has a candy-like sweetness with mild caramel character. This malt will add golden hues to a beer, creating a beautiful blonde or pilsner. Will also improve the head of a beer.

Also known as Briess Crystal 10L

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Recipe called for it

RICH C on Nov 29, 2022

Grain re up

Chris C on Nov 21, 2022

Irish Red

Harold C on Nov 1, 2022

Part of recipe

Casey D on Oct 4, 2022

porter

Yamil R on Sep 13, 2022

The recipe called for it and to give the beer a little color.

Adam R on Jul 25, 2022

Velvet Hammer recipe

Scott T on Jun 21, 2022

inventory for multiple brews

Ryan B on Jun 3, 2022

To brew with??!?!

Mitchell Cole on May 10, 2022

Smallest size. I really only wanted .5 lbs.

Chester D on May 3, 2022

recipe

Mitch A on Apr 7, 2022

finish an IPA

Mark Panther on Feb 26, 2022

recipe

LLoyd W D on Feb 8, 2022

Light base

Kenny W on Sep 9, 2021

Making IPA

Will H on Aug 18, 2021

Price + reputation

william c on Jul 10, 2021

Necessary ingredient.

Kirk M on Jun 22, 2021

like the color

Jurgen K on Jun 1, 2021

Above

Paul on May 10, 2021

Blonde Ale

Michael G on Apr 28, 2021

for a recipe

Derek E on Apr 9, 2021

brewing a blonde

Nicholas M on Mar 4, 2021

For use in my Verdant IPA Recipe

KERRY W S on Feb 16, 2021

pilsner

wayne mcgowan on Feb 13, 2021

Moving on up to my own recipes!

Dean H on Jan 23, 2021

Recipe called for it

RICH C on Nov 29, 2022

because 5 lb milled is not available for some reason

wayne mcgowan on Nov 28, 2022

Grain re up

Chris C on Nov 21, 2022

IPA/ESB

Barry M on Nov 9, 2022

Irish Red

Harold C on Nov 1, 2022

Brewing a yellow fizzy for a change

Robert H on Oct 13, 2022

Part of recipe

Casey D on Oct 4, 2022

Prior use

Steven H on Sep 24, 2022

porter

Yamil R on Sep 13, 2022

Recipe...

Barbara G on Aug 18, 2022

The recipe called for it and to give the beer a little color.

Adam R on Jul 25, 2022

Pale Ale, USA new age lager

William E on Jul 12, 2022

Velvet Hammer recipe

Scott T on Jun 21, 2022

part of recipe

Mark on Jun 8, 2022

inventory for multiple brews

Ryan B on Jun 3, 2022

body

michael n on May 13, 2022

To brew with??!?!

Mitchell Cole on May 10, 2022

Previous history

daron w on May 6, 2022

Smallest size. I really only wanted .5 lbs.

Chester D on May 3, 2022

Making a White (Vanilla Milkshake) Stout

Steve L on Apr 25, 2022

recipe

Mitch A on Apr 7, 2022

Brewing an ipa

Andrew R on Mar 15, 2022

finish an IPA

Mark Panther on Feb 26, 2022

it was the only one that came in a bag, the rest were spilled all over the web page

Benedict V on Feb 22, 2022

recipe

LLoyd W D on Feb 8, 2022

Crystal grain is an ingredient in my standard Pale Ale- about 120 batches to date!

John F on Jan 25, 2022

Light base

Kenny W on Sep 9, 2021

brew a black IPA

Tote Services Inc. - William M on Sep 3, 2021

Making IPA

Will H on Aug 18, 2021

recipe

Tim S on Jul 28, 2021

Price + reputation

william c on Jul 10, 2021

For a little color and character, but not much.

Matthew C on Jun 30, 2021

Necessary ingredient.

Kirk M on Jun 22, 2021

Good Price and made in the US

Joshua H on Jun 9, 2021

like the color

Jurgen K on Jun 1, 2021

Pale Ale!

Ward K Toby on May 26, 2021

Above

Paul on May 10, 2021

Added sweetness

Bill Aurand on Apr 30, 2021

Blonde Ale

Michael G on Apr 28, 2021

Making a Kona Clone

James B E on Apr 13, 2021

for a recipe

Derek E on Apr 9, 2021

add a bit of color

David Hanson on Apr 1, 2021

brewing a blonde

Nicholas M on Mar 4, 2021

For a brown ale

Valued C on Feb 23, 2021

For use in my Verdant IPA Recipe

KERRY W S on Feb 16, 2021

only option

Mitch A on Feb 13, 2021

pilsner

wayne mcgowan on Feb 13, 2021

Make beer

chris Phillips on Feb 5, 2021

Moving on up to my own recipes!

Dean H on Jan 23, 2021

Using for a Dark German Lager - head retention

Steve Z on Jan 16, 2021

because 5 lb milled is not available for some reason

wayne mcgowan on Nov 28, 2022

IPA/ESB

Barry M on Nov 9, 2022

Brewing a yellow fizzy for a change

Robert H on Oct 13, 2022

Prior use

Steven H on Sep 24, 2022

Recipe...

Barbara G on Aug 18, 2022

Pale Ale, USA new age lager

William E on Jul 12, 2022

part of recipe

Mark on Jun 8, 2022

body

michael n on May 13, 2022

Previous history

daron w on May 6, 2022

Making a White (Vanilla Milkshake) Stout

Steve L on Apr 25, 2022

Brewing an ipa

Andrew R on Mar 15, 2022

it was the only one that came in a bag, the rest were spilled all over the web page

Benedict V on Feb 22, 2022

Crystal grain is an ingredient in my standard Pale Ale- about 120 batches to date!

John F on Jan 25, 2022

brew a black IPA

Tote Services Inc. - William M on Sep 3, 2021

recipe

Tim S on Jul 28, 2021

For a little color and character, but not much.

Matthew C on Jun 30, 2021

Good Price and made in the US

Joshua H on Jun 9, 2021

Pale Ale!

Ward K Toby on May 26, 2021

Added sweetness

Bill Aurand on Apr 30, 2021

Making a Kona Clone

James B E on Apr 13, 2021

add a bit of color

David Hanson on Apr 1, 2021

For a brown ale

Valued C on Feb 23, 2021

only option

Mitch A on Feb 13, 2021

Make beer

chris Phillips on Feb 5, 2021

Using for a Dark German Lager - head retention

Steve Z on Jan 16, 2021

...Any idea about the diastatic power of this malt? It would be great if every maltster on earth could just Please list that info. After all, information is power, & we are (only customers) home brewers in need of good grain & information on the product.

fletcher little on Jan 1, 2019

BEST ANSWER: diastatic power of this type of malted barley is = to 0