Malt · Crisp Malt
Haná Heritage Malt
Colour and analysis
- Colour
- 2.2–4.4 EBC
- Extract (fine grind, dry basis)
- 76.7 %
- Maximum share of the grist
- 100 %
Flavour and description
H ana Malt is named after where the barley originates from, the Hana valley in Czech Moravia. It was used to produce the very first Pilsner beers back in the 1840s in Bohemia and became the progenitor for the vast majority of successful lager barley varieties to this day. It brings that perfect bready, crisp continental flavour to all lager types, especially Pilsners and Helles beers. This will promote fantastic head retention. Hana Malt is exceptionally pale in colour. It can be used in a single temperature infusion mash or a step temperature mash, however, this depends on the crop results and so it’s worth checking with the Crisp Technical Support Team as to the current condition.
Crisp Malt · Maltster's description
Substitutes for Haná Heritage Malt
Recommended styles
Blonde pilsner-style lagers
Source
- Maltster's page
- Crisp Malt · United Kingdom