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Fawcett Spring Pale Ale Malt

Fawcett Spring Pale Ale Malt

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2.3 - 3.0L Fawcett Malting - Spring Pale Ale is a widely-grown variety of barley in the United Kingdom known for its aromatic qualities.  This is a floor-malted barley, that can add a slight biscuit flavor to the beer brewed. Also known as Optic.


Example Malt Analysis:
Moisture % 3.0
FGE (dry)% 80.5
Color (L) 2.3 - 3.0L
 

California Recipients: See Proposition 65 Information
 
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Jonathan K V on Jan 30, 2019
I was interested in trying this base malt
Jonathan B on Aug 15, 2018
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Jonathan K V on Jan 30, 2019
Great British malt.
Edgar C on Aug 23, 2018
I was interested in trying this base malt
Jonathan B on Aug 15, 2018
Always put this in my ESB
Bill L on Apr 6, 2018
Great British malt.
Edgar C on Aug 23, 2018
Always put this in my ESB
Bill L on Apr 6, 2018
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Great Aroma and Flavor
I have used Fawcett Spring Pale malt (aka Optic malt) twice now, once on an American Black IPA and again on an ESB. Both times, this malt yielded base malt character that was aromatic, but not in a way that overpowered the hops. It is less toasty/bready than Marris Otter, less nutty than Propino, and less sweet than Golden Promise. In terms of flavor, it is somewhere between 2-row and Maris Otter, with a lean towards Maris Otter. I love it and it is my favorite base malt, period. Always fresh from MoreBeer.
February 27, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Perfect base malt for my ESB
Specifically sought out this base grain to use in my ESB. Guy at
my LHBS tried to convince me it was the same as a regular two row. No thanks, if I want to make an authentic bitter then this is now
my go to base malt. Pretty sure our friends across the pond are not using American two row as their base malt. Great aroma and
flavor and worth the effort to acquire.
May 5, 2015
 
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