Carafa® Special III Malt - Weyermann® Specialty Malts

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490 - 566 °L - Weyermann® - Carafa® Special Type 3 is a dark-roasted specialty malt made from high-quality spring barley. Where malt-based bitterness is not desired, Weyermann® Carafa® Special Type 3 is a perfect fit. As the de-husked version of Carafa®, it produces rich color, body, flavor and aroma without the harsh flavors and astringency typical of dark-colored grains.

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baltic porter

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For a recipe

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color

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color adjust and brewing Perdition cloner later

Michael Ingram on Jul 1, 2022

Trying a new recipe that called for this

Dan W on Oct 26, 2021

Recipe recommendation

Daniel Tate on Aug 3, 2021

Bavarian black lager

Ilza K on May 11, 2021

need

Nicholas C Trausch on Apr 2, 2021

Sweet Stout

Aaron P on Nov 18, 2020

It's a key part of my stout recipe. Less bitterness/astringency from the malt than if you use black patent or roasted barley.

Tom Carola on Sep 17, 2020

Black ipa

Tom on Jun 24, 2020

Need it

Joshua k on May 1, 2020

Belgian Brewing

James on Feb 29, 2020

Dark beer

nathan s on Feb 5, 2020

Recipe asked for it

Isaac M on Dec 17, 2019

running away

C H on Nov 23, 2019

Recipe

Jereme H on Oct 22, 2019

Czech Dark Lager

Jesse M on Sep 24, 2019

Awesome price

Randy Wolfe on Sep 3, 2019

Specific recipe

Valued C on Jul 25, 2019

Works well in a Black IPA

SHANE M SNYDER on Apr 13, 2019

coffee porter

Scott Wilson F on Feb 21, 2019

I want to make an authentic German Lager beer

James H on Jan 7, 2019

My brew shop was out

janae d on Oct 13, 2018

Red Ale

Jon O on Jan 19, 2023

Dunkle

Lee B on Jan 13, 2023

baltic porter

Patrick Smith on Jan 7, 2023

Best game in the country.

Paul on Jan 6, 2023

For a recipe

Cheryl H on Nov 24, 2022

Wanted color and body with no bitterness.

Michael J H on Oct 27, 2022

color

Thomas W on Sep 28, 2022

Suggested by local commercial brewer for black IPA

Sandford R on Jul 27, 2022

color adjust and brewing Perdition cloner later

Michael Ingram on Jul 1, 2022

General purpose to adjust color

Drew S on Dec 3, 2021

Trying a new recipe that called for this

Dan W on Oct 26, 2021

Beer

kevin m on Aug 23, 2021

Recipe recommendation

Daniel Tate on Aug 3, 2021

good alternative to roasted malt bitterness

Ryan Nelson on Jun 12, 2021

Bavarian black lager

Ilza K on May 11, 2021

Part of recipe

Valued C on May 1, 2021

need

Nicholas C Trausch on Apr 2, 2021

Milk stout

Racham B P on Dec 5, 2020

Sweet Stout

Aaron P on Nov 18, 2020

making stouts

William Hays W on Oct 9, 2020

It's a key part of my stout recipe. Less bitterness/astringency from the malt than if you use black patent or roasted barley.

Tom Carola on Sep 17, 2020

Never tried them

Mike. S on Sep 13, 2020

Black ipa

Tom on Jun 24, 2020

I love drinking and making dark ales!

Dave Clarke on May 20, 2020

Need it

Joshua k on May 1, 2020

For stout

Jaime E on Mar 17, 2020

Belgian Brewing

James on Feb 29, 2020

nice

Marco a L on Feb 15, 2020

Dark beer

nathan s on Feb 5, 2020

Tret

Jeffrey D on Jan 7, 2020

Recipe asked for it

Isaac M on Dec 17, 2019

Cant get it from my regular grain distributor and more beer is essentially local

Kevin A on Nov 25, 2019

running away

C H on Nov 23, 2019

Good for color without bitterness.

Nicholas C Trausch on Nov 18, 2019

Recipe

Jereme H on Oct 22, 2019

Brew dark beers for winter

Stephen W on Oct 3, 2019

Czech Dark Lager

Jesse M on Sep 24, 2019

For my all grain porter

JP B on Sep 11, 2019

Awesome price

Randy Wolfe on Sep 3, 2019

For smoked maple stout

James S on Aug 28, 2019

Specific recipe

Valued C on Jul 25, 2019

for smoked porter

James S on Apr 23, 2019

Works well in a Black IPA

SHANE M SNYDER on Apr 13, 2019

Stout

Michael R M on Mar 24, 2019

coffee porter

Scott Wilson F on Feb 21, 2019

Try something new

Charles C on Jan 16, 2019

I want to make an authentic German Lager beer

James H on Jan 7, 2019

Cascadian/Black IPA Recipe from Zymurgy magazine.

Dave Corrasa on Dec 7, 2018

My brew shop was out

janae d on Oct 13, 2018

Trying a Sam Adams octoberfest clone

mike d on Sep 25, 2018

Dunkle

Lee B on Jan 13, 2023

Best game in the country.

Paul on Jan 6, 2023

Wanted color and body with no bitterness.

Michael J H on Oct 27, 2022

Suggested by local commercial brewer for black IPA

Sandford R on Jul 27, 2022

General purpose to adjust color

Drew S on Dec 3, 2021

Beer

kevin m on Aug 23, 2021

good alternative to roasted malt bitterness

Ryan Nelson on Jun 12, 2021

Part of recipe

Valued C on May 1, 2021

Milk stout

Racham B P on Dec 5, 2020

making stouts

William Hays W on Oct 9, 2020

Never tried them

Mike. S on Sep 13, 2020

I love drinking and making dark ales!

Dave Clarke on May 20, 2020

For stout

Jaime E on Mar 17, 2020

nice

Marco a L on Feb 15, 2020

Tret

Jeffrey D on Jan 7, 2020

Cant get it from my regular grain distributor and more beer is essentially local

Kevin A on Nov 25, 2019

Good for color without bitterness.

Nicholas C Trausch on Nov 18, 2019

Brew dark beers for winter

Stephen W on Oct 3, 2019

For my all grain porter

JP B on Sep 11, 2019

For smoked maple stout

James S on Aug 28, 2019

for smoked porter

James S on Apr 23, 2019

Stout

Michael R M on Mar 24, 2019

Try something new

Charles C on Jan 16, 2019

Cascadian/Black IPA Recipe from Zymurgy magazine.

Dave Corrasa on Dec 7, 2018

Trying a Sam Adams octoberfest clone

mike d on Sep 25, 2018

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Rated 5 out of 5

Nice Surprise

Been awhile since needing brewing ingredients. Placed an order with MoreBeer. (Spent WAY TOO MUCH money at MB over the years as MB is one of my top “go to” places for all things brewing ;-)) Nice surprise, and a, why didn’t this happen before moment, when seeing the 5-pound bags of ingredients as every bag has a zip lock. Small bag change for a HUGE improvement. Way to go MoreBeer!

One thing that hasn’t changed since my last ingredient purchase from MB: Fresh quality ingredients delivered in a timely manner.

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October 26, 2022

Dr. Brew

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Rated 5 out of 5

Sweet and Creamy

This malt makes a beer that is almost more of a milkshake than a stout. Sweet and creamy. Unlike English roast barley, no bitterness and no smoke. Dangerously drinkable. I used it at .25 pounds with 6.75 pounds 2-row, and it resulted in a dark ale on the sweet side. Then I used .5 pounds with 6.5 pounds 2-row and got a sweet creamy stout. Both beers were super tasty and drinkable. But those beers were not the Celtic fertility rite around the bonfire that I love from a smoky English roast barley. I prefer this stout in summer, cold and great with burgers and guacamole.

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March 15, 2021

James Geiger

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over 3 years ago

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Rated 5 out of 5

I used this as a substitute and got my best oatmeal stout ever.

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May 24, 2020

steve m

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over 4 years ago

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