Carahell® Malt - Weyermann® Specialty Malts

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8-12 °L - Weyermann® - Carahell® is used in many German lagers looking for a little more body without much color. Mild caramel notes provide balance without overpowering the nuttier Munich and Vienna malts. 8.1-11.8L

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Making a clone of Highwater hop riot for club event at highwater brewing

Golden State Brew Club Eric G on Jan 27, 2023

Great malt to have on had to add to German/Czech lagers

Joseph Dauria on Oct 6, 2022

Pale Ale

Greg F on Jun 23, 2022

West Coast Pale Ale

Greg F on May 14, 2022

Future Brew

Steve G on Nov 16, 2021

More body and complexity

Toby Gillespie on Oct 26, 2021

Great alternative to Carapils which is six row and doesn't impart much malt sweetness.

Brian C on Jun 15, 2021

I find this works really well in place of crystal 15

J on Apr 29, 2021

honey wheat pilsner

Michele W on Apr 16, 2021

One pound when combined with the 11.5 #'s of Floor Malted Bohemian malt this Carahell brings my Czech Pilsner recipe together to perfection.

Y U on Feb 17, 2021

online recipe

Justin J on Nov 22, 2020

This is what the recipe called for

Craig M M on Sep 12, 2020

I like real beer

Thomas McGloine on Apr 21, 2020

I've used this before for a Grapefruit Wheat beer I have brewed multiple times with great success.

Elliott A on Mar 17, 2020

to brew beer

Anthony K on Dec 31, 2019

blonde ale

Travis L on Jun 28, 2019

Helles

Chuck Beckman on May 10, 2019

Much better than carapils for head retention.

Daniel D on Feb 8, 2019

For Czech Lager Recipe

Michael J F on Nov 17, 2018

I use it in my IPAs

Josh Jabben on Aug 28, 2018

Add just a touch of sweetness with pale ales

Peter W on Mar 16, 2018

CaraHell is used in two of my beers and imparts good color and body.

Adam P. S on Jan 18, 2018

Making a clone of Highwater hop riot for club event at highwater brewing

Golden State Brew Club Eric G on Jan 27, 2023

for brewing

Chris M on Dec 14, 2022

Great malt to have on had to add to German/Czech lagers

Joseph Dauria on Oct 6, 2022

For light German lager

andrew on Jul 7, 2022

Pale Ale

Greg F on Jun 23, 2022

David Heath's OLD SCHOOL IPA EVOLUTION recipe

John W on May 18, 2022

West Coast Pale Ale

Greg F on May 14, 2022

recipe

Mark F on Jan 22, 2022

Future Brew

Steve G on Nov 16, 2021

Price

Valued C on Oct 30, 2021

More body and complexity

Toby Gillespie on Oct 26, 2021

Gold medal recipe called for it, Pale Malty European Beer

James G on Sep 15, 2021

Great alternative to Carapils which is six row and doesn't impart much malt sweetness.

Brian C on Jun 15, 2021

Recipe

Andrew Gregorovius on May 5, 2021

I find this works really well in place of crystal 15

J on Apr 29, 2021

recipe

stewart b on Apr 27, 2021

honey wheat pilsner

Michele W on Apr 16, 2021

For making a german beer...?

Jason D on Apr 7, 2021

One pound when combined with the 11.5 #'s of Floor Malted Bohemian malt this Carahell brings my Czech Pilsner recipe together to perfection.

Y U on Feb 17, 2021

Good deal vs local HBS

Chivas F on Dec 4, 2020

online recipe

Justin J on Nov 22, 2020

Try something between carafoam and C-15

Tom l on Nov 11, 2020

This is what the recipe called for

Craig M M on Sep 12, 2020

Recipe recommendation

troy s on Jun 2, 2020

I like real beer

Thomas McGloine on Apr 21, 2020

I am out.

Lance C on Apr 21, 2020

I've used this before for a Grapefruit Wheat beer I have brewed multiple times with great success.

Elliott A on Mar 17, 2020

Brewing a Belgian Tripel, it will add body and some color to the beer.

Sharon C on Jan 30, 2020

to brew beer

Anthony K on Dec 31, 2019

To make tasty lagers.

Lincoln D P on Nov 11, 2019

blonde ale

Travis L on Jun 28, 2019

For steeping in an extract hefeweizen

Kenneth Howell on Jun 5, 2019

Helles

Chuck Beckman on May 10, 2019

used many times

Jason S on Apr 15, 2019

Much better than carapils for head retention.

Daniel D on Feb 8, 2019

best malt for head retention I've ever used.

karl h on Jan 24, 2019

For Czech Lager Recipe

Michael J F on Nov 17, 2018

Better head retention than regular 10L.

Shawn H on Oct 23, 2018

I use it in my IPAs

Josh Jabben on Aug 28, 2018

Better than briess caramel malt

Philip s on Jul 10, 2018

Add just a touch of sweetness with pale ales

Peter W on Mar 16, 2018

Love using it in pilsner recipe.

Nathan S on Feb 7, 2018

CaraHell is used in two of my beers and imparts good color and body.

Adam P. S on Jan 18, 2018

for brewing

Chris M on Dec 14, 2022

For light German lager

andrew on Jul 7, 2022

David Heath's OLD SCHOOL IPA EVOLUTION recipe

John W on May 18, 2022

recipe

Mark F on Jan 22, 2022

Price

Valued C on Oct 30, 2021

Gold medal recipe called for it, Pale Malty European Beer

James G on Sep 15, 2021

Recipe

Andrew Gregorovius on May 5, 2021

recipe

stewart b on Apr 27, 2021

For making a german beer...?

Jason D on Apr 7, 2021

Good deal vs local HBS

Chivas F on Dec 4, 2020

Try something between carafoam and C-15

Tom l on Nov 11, 2020

Recipe recommendation

troy s on Jun 2, 2020

I am out.

Lance C on Apr 21, 2020

Brewing a Belgian Tripel, it will add body and some color to the beer.

Sharon C on Jan 30, 2020

To make tasty lagers.

Lincoln D P on Nov 11, 2019

For steeping in an extract hefeweizen

Kenneth Howell on Jun 5, 2019

used many times

Jason S on Apr 15, 2019

best malt for head retention I've ever used.

karl h on Jan 24, 2019

Better head retention than regular 10L.

Shawn H on Oct 23, 2018

Better than briess caramel malt

Philip s on Jul 10, 2018

Love using it in pilsner recipe.

Nathan S on Feb 7, 2018

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Best overall German Pils malt

This is a consistent malt, blended so it’s very similar from batch to batch. Makes for very malty beers. Excellent in German Pils and Helles beers.

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