MALT OFFERINGS

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We strive to best express the flavor and character that comes from each farm and each batch of grain.

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Our selection of locally grown, expertly malted grains are now available for home brewers to pick up or ship at our sister store at Ground Up Grain.

Base Malts

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2-Row Pilsner
$0.00

Driven to create Pilsner malt as good as a German Pilsen has been our goal ever since the novel Malt Sensory Method was developed in 2016. Our Pilsner is germinated to deliver moderate Alpha and DP and then kilned to get just the right balance of cereal and bread aromas without the bitter or grassy attributes sometimes associated with this base malt.

Type: Base

Uses: A base malt for clean and crisp lagers as well as IPA's and any beers where you'd like good enzymes and low color.

Color: 1.7-1.9 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Honey, Cheerios, Loose Green Tea, Light Pie Crust, Biscuit

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.02/lb

2-Row Pale
$0.00

We compared our Pale to beloved British malts and worked hard to find the right variety and malting schedule to give that deeper cereal malt flavor and color. The enzymes are still moderate and able to support a mash with many adjuncts.

Type: Base

Uses: A base malt for IPA’s as well as traditional ales and dark beers.

Color: 2-2.3 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Grape Nut, Artisanal Breadcrust, Muesli Nugget, Cake Batter

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.02/lb

Golden Valley Pale
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Our Golden Valley Pale is the perfect balance of light toast and honey graham cracker flavors.

Type: Base and Specialty

Uses: A very special, highly modified, base malt meant to replicate an English Pale malt, this malt can be used to make English style bitters and ales as well as West or East Coast IPA's.

Color: 2.8-3.2 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5

Flavor: Light Toast, Honey Graham Cracker

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.02/lb

Regenerative Organic Certified® Pilsner
$0.00

Driven to create Pilsner malt as good as a German Pilsen has been our goal ever since the novel Malt Sensory Method was developed in 2016. Our Pilsner is germinated to deliver moderate Alpha and DP and then kilned to get just the right balance of cereal and bread aromas without the bitter or grassy attributes sometimes associated with this base malt.

Type: Base

Uses: A base malt for clean and crisp lagers as well as IPA's and any beers where you'd like good enzymes and low color.

Color: 1.4-1.7 SRM

Protein: 10-11%

Flavor: Honey Sweetness, Light Biscuit

Grown In: NY

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.14/lb

Regenerative Organic Certified® Pale
$0.00

We compared our Pale to beloved British malts and worked hard to find the right variety and malting schedule to give that deeper cereal malt flavor and color. The enzymes are still moderate and able to support a mash with many adjuncts.

Type: Base

Uses: A base malt for IPA’s as well as traditional ales and dark beers.

Color: 2.2-2.5 SRM

Protein: 10-11%

Flavor: Light Biscuit with Cereal aromatics

Grown In: NY

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.14/lb

Specialty Grain

Vienna
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Introducing Vienna, the malt that brings the flavor! Our recipe gives Vienna its delicious malty biscuit pretzel pizza crust flavor that is sure to please. We use only the finest ingredients to produce a high-quality product that you'll be proud to serve.

Type: Base

Uses: A rich base malt with beautiful light orange color and slightly toasty, slightly nutty aroma. Sufficient enzymes to use 100% for a Marzen or as an addition to other light colored beers where layers of rich cereal aromas are wanted. Don't just think of Octoberfest styles: think of Vienna year round.

Color: 3-4 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5

Flavor: Malty Biscuit Pretzel Pizza Crust

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.07/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Light Munich
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Light Munich malt has a sweet, aromatic flavor with hints of nutty brown sugar. It's perfect for adding complexity and depth of flavor to your beer. And because it's a light malt, it won't weigh down your brew or make it too sweet.

Type: Base

Uses: A rich base malt with a ruby red color and spectrum of maillard flavors and aromas. Use in Pale Ale recipes as well as dark beers for complex flavor, mouthfeel, color, and aroma.

Color: 7-8 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5

Flavor: Sweet Aromatic Nutty Brown Sugar

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.074/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Va Va Voam
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Trying to find a Dextrine Malt that delivers low Beta Glucan with a moderate modification to keep flavor and color low during the stewing cycles of kilning took a while, but we did it. We have made many customers happy to be able to source their Dextrine Malt from a local maltster.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: An undermodified and slightly stewed barley malt that delivers slight cereal flavor. Developed to replace European dextrine malts with a local, fresh alternative.

Color: 1.5-2 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Honeysuckle, Oatmeal, Cucumber, Toast, Oat Straw

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.02/lb

Warthog Wheat
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A hard red wheat that was introduced to this area and quickly gained a reputation as being hardy, moderate yielding, and low protein, with an excellent flavor in baking, cooking, and brewing.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: Made from a resilient winter wheat this malt adds sweetness with a touch of cereal notes while still providing low color and not overpowering a hazy IPA's hop aromas. We suggest every brewer use a percentage of Warthog Wheat for superb head formation and retention in your hazy IPA's. From a session to a DIPA, Warthog has got your back! Don't forget that this will lend amazing flavor to traditional wheat beers and farmhouse styles as well.

Color: 1.5 SRM

Protein: 9.0-10.5%

Flavor: Honey, Sweetgrass, Shredded Wheat

Grown In: NH, CT, NY

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.05/lb

Harris Wheat
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A soft white wheat that can be hard to grow and therefore find in the Northeast. We got our guys in NY that love to grow this and have been for decades, making it a heirloom varietal.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: A winter wheat that delivers high extraction and a subtle nutty, sweet nougat flavor. Used in wheat beer styles as well as IPA's to create foam and increase gravity.

Color: 1.7 SRM

Protein: 10.5

Flavor: Nutty Sugar Cookie

Grown In: NY

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.05/lb

Organic Danko Rye
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A Polish variety that made its way here about 10 years ago. The variety is named for Poland’s Dankow region. It is Rye at its best with deep bread aroma and high extract. 

Type: Specialty Grain, Distiller’s Grain

Uses: This varietal is not only a regenerative crop for local farms but also a distinct ingredient from the Northeast. Can be used to create award winning traditional Rye ales as well as in a small percentage in dark lagers, IPAs, or other beers where you are building a unique flavor profile with a rich mouthfeel.

Protein: 9%

Flavor: Baking Spice, Pretzel, Bran Flakes

Grown In: NY, NH

Starts at $1.15/lb

Organic Malted Maize
$0.00

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: A Light or Mexican Lager

Color: 10 SRM

Protein: 10%

Flavor: Roasted Corn

Grown In: MA, NH

Biscuit Malt
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When it comes to crafting delicious beer, there's no such thing as too much flavor. And that's where Biscuit Malt comes in. This specialty malt has all the delicious flavor profiles of your favorite biscuits and crackers, with just a hint of sweetness.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: A lightly roasted malt that can add a smidge of color and light cracker & cereal notes.

Color: 10 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Pizza Crust, Biscuit, Triscuit

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Starts at $1.40/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Crystal Twenty
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Looking for a specialty malt that will give your beer a delicious coffee cake and dark fruit flavor? Then look no further than Crystal Twenty! This top-quality malt is excellent for brewing up all kinds of beer styles, from stouts and porters to brown ales and more.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: This malt is stewed in the kiln to create non-fermentable sugars that provide dark fruit sweetness and a rich ruby color.

Color: 20-30 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Coffee Cake and Dark Fruit

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

Malt Analysis

$1.10/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Coffee Malt
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The malt is made from high-quality roasted barley, giving it great color and flavor. And because it's produced in small batches, you can be sure you're getting the freshest, most flavorful malt possible.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: Also called a Brown Malt, this lightly roasted malt is reminiscent of coffee and can be used in stouts and porters.

Color: 150 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Coffee

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

$1.60/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Chocolate Malt
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Our Chocolate Malt yields the rich, sweet flavors of chocolate, dates, and raisins.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: A deep and rich roasted malt that can build complexity in dark ales and lagers.

Color: 300 SRM

Protein: 10.2-11.5%

Flavor: Chocolate, Date, and Raisin

Grown In: NH, NY, CT

$1.60/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Chocolate Rye
$0.00

Introducing Chocolate Rye Malt, a delicious roasted malt that can be used to enhance the aroma of your favorite dark beers. This specialty malt delivers flavor profiles of black pepper chocolate shortbread, making it a perfect choice for top-fermented brews. Chocolate Rye Malt is sure to provide an enjoyable and unique drinking experience that your customers will love.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: Less bitter than a Chocolate Malt this roasted malt can add a spicy roast character to Dark Ales and Lagers

Color: 150 SRM

Protein: 9%

Flavor: Black Pepper, Chocolate, Shortbread

Grown In: NY, NH, VT

$1.60/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Chocolate Wheat
$0.00

Who doesn't love the taste of rich chocolate? Now you can enjoy that same delicious flavor in your beer with Chocolate Wheat Malt. This specialty malt is perfect for adding a boost of chocolate flavor to any dark top-fermented beer, including stouts and porters. It's also great for intensifying aromas and creating darker colors. So if you're looking to take your beer to the next level, Chocolate Wheat Malt is the way to go. Trust us, your taste buds will thank you!

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: Less bitter than a Chocolate Malt, this roasted malt can add a smooth roast character to Dark Ales and Lagers

Color: 280 SRM

Protein: 10.5

Flavor: Dark Toast Chocolate Bread

Grown In: NY, NH, VT

$1.60/lb

Available in 50lb bags only

Regenerative Organic Certified® Warthog Wheat
$0.00

A hard red wheat that was introduced to this area and quickly gained a reputation as being hardy, moderate yielding, and low protein, with an excellent flavor in baking, cooking, and brewing.

Type: Specialty Grain

Uses: Made from a resilient winter wheat this malt adds sweetness with a touch of cereal notes while still providing low color and not overpowering a hazy IPA's hop aromas. We suggest every brewer use a percentage of Warthog Wheat for superb head formation and retention in your hazy IPA's. From a session to a DIPA, Warthog has got your back! Don't forget that this will lend amazing flavor to traditional wheat beers and farmhouse styles as well.

Color: 2.06 SRM

Protein: 11.5%

Flavor: Honey, Sweetgrass, Shredded Wheat

Grown In: NY

Malt Analysis

Starts at $1.17/lb

DISTILLER’s Grain

Distiller's Malt
$0.00

Highly enzymatic and useful for conversion of unmalted grains.

Type: Distiller’s Grain

Uses: A fully modified and very lightly cured malt that will provide maximum enzymes for starch conversion in Whiskey, Single Malt, and Bourbon

Protein: 10-12.5%

Grown in: NY, NH, VT

Starts at $1.02/lb

Distiller's Wheat
$0.00

Organic and Conventional Available

Type: Distiller’s Grain

Uses: An award winning variety that can make a great base spirit for clear spirits as well as a special ingredient in a bourbon mash.

Protein: 9-11%

Grown in: NY, VT

Starts at $0.35/lb

Distiller's Rye
$0.00

Organic and Conventional Available

Type: Distiller’s Grain

Uses: This varietal is not only a regenerative crop for local farms but also a distinct ingredient from the Northeast that can be used to make a Rye Whiskey or Empire Rye.

Protein: 9-10%

Grown in: NY, NH

Starts at $0.45/lb

Distiller's Corn
$0.00

Organic, Conventional and Non-GMO available

Type: Distiller’s Grain

Protein: 9-10%

Uses: A dent corn variety chosen to provide good yields for bourbon, corn whiskey, or a clear spirit.

Grown In: MA, NY

Starts at $0.30/lb

Organic Danko Rye
$0.00

A Polish variety that made its way here about 10 years ago. The variety is named for Poland’s Dankow region. It is Rye at its best with deep bread aroma and high extract. 

Type: Specialty Grain, Distiller’s Grain

Uses: This varietal is not only a regenerative crop for local farms but also a distinct ingredient from the Northeast. Can be used to create award winning traditional Rye ales as well as in a small percentage in dark lagers, IPAs, or other beers where you are building a unique flavor profile with a rich mouthfeel.

Protein: 9%

Flavor: Baking Spice, Pretzel, Bran Flakes

Grown In: NY, NH

Starts at $1.15/lb

Ordering Malts

  • All malts are also available as either Whole or Hammer-Milled

  • Organic Products are available upon request, please contact us for more information

  • Wholesale orders require a 500 lb minimum

  • Shipping costs will be determined on date of shipping and added to your invoice.

  • All of the grains we use are Non-GMO

  • All of our malts are available in batches made with grains sourced from New England and New York

As our valued customer, You’ll get:

  • Information on the farms, field, and varieties of each malt you purchase

  • Batch malt analysis from Center for Craft Food and Beverage

  • Malt sensory tastings for your team from brewhouse to taproom

  • Annual malthouse and farm tours for you and your staff

  • Collaboration in telling the story of local malt and the importance of your company’s commitment to local agriculture