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Dingemans Cara 45 (Caramunich) Malt

Dingemans Cara 45 (Caramunich) Malt

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47 °L - Dingemans Malting - Dingemans Cara 45 (Caramunich) -  Medium-amber crystal malt that will impart a rich, caramel-sweet aroma and full flavor, as well as intense color. (38-56 °L)
 

 

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German style for german lager
Ryan D on Feb 22, 2023
Something new
daron w on May 6, 2022
German style for german lager
Ryan D on Feb 22, 2023
Nothing compares to Dingemanns Malt
Jason B on Nov 10, 2022
Something new
daron w on May 6, 2022
recipe build
Robert D on May 5, 2022
Recipe
Brian A M on Jun 29, 2021
in the recipe
Benjamin H on Mar 6, 2021
Want to add a little color and maltyness to my kit beer
Jeremy C J on Dec 18, 2020
pale ales
wayne m on Dec 17, 2020
Because you didn't carry carawheat
Steve W on Sep 30, 2020
Following a vanilla porter recipe
Travis E on Sep 17, 2020
Making a Belgian Pale Ale
Eric G on Aug 7, 2020
recipe
Joseph F on Jul 18, 2020
Numerous Belgian recipes.
Frank C on Jul 9, 2020
Dunkelweizen recipe
Steve T on Jun 25, 2020
Used in many recipes
James M on Jun 19, 2020
Trying a Belgian or Saison beer
Bill S on May 29, 2020
For sweeter maltiness
Thomas B on Apr 6, 2020
Scottish Ale
John S on Feb 24, 2020
Love the malt!!!
Michael T on Dec 3, 2019
Need more malt
Daniel G on Nov 7, 2019
caramel and color
Christopher H on Oct 24, 2019
Making a quad
John R on Sep 26, 2019
Price
Andrew W on Sep 16, 2019
grain bill
Luke W on Aug 28, 2019
Specific recipe
Valued C on Jul 25, 2019
Can't get it at LHBS...
Kelly H on Jul 9, 2019
Beer
John W on Jun 27, 2019
lower color
Bill B on Jun 11, 2019
I'm making a Flemish Red
Michael O on May 10, 2019
Belgian recipe
Joel M on Mar 16, 2019
for dark lagers
Bryant B on Mar 14, 2019
love the color
Calihunter on Feb 20, 2019
same
Ray S on Feb 15, 2019
Because it was your only selection of Caramunich 45
Steven C on Feb 2, 2019
Brewing an Amber Ale (Color)
Galen Y on Jan 11, 2019
price
Valued C on Nov 17, 2018
Specific recipe
Tom D on Oct 24, 2018
Following a recipe
Lucas H on Sep 18, 2018
Great product
Jimmie J B on Jun 26, 2018
Great Product
Calihunter on Mar 24, 2018
Nothing compares to Dingemanns Malt
Jason B on Nov 10, 2022
recipe build
Robert D on May 5, 2022
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Seems fine
I think it's a little silly for me to review this. I've used it in a recipe which came out well, but I don't think my sensory abilities are anywhere near good enough to tell what aspects of the beer are due to any one particular ingredient. I've been reading Randy Mosher's book, "Tasting Beer", and have been trying to follow his advice about becoming a more discerning taster, so maybe in the future I'll be able to give a more nuanced evaluation of various brew ingredients.

On the other hand this malt was well packaged, looked and smelled good, and seemed to work ok in the mix. I expect I will use it again.
March 25, 2018
Purchased
 over 6 years ago
 
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