Beer Making
Caramel malt have undergone a special stewing process during malting resulting in a crystalline sugar structure inside the grain's hull. These grains give a sweet, caramel flavour to the finished beer and can almost always be used as steeping grains by extract brewers.
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Caramunch
from £1.80
A very special and rare malt only produced in Bamberg in northern Bavaria. It is made in a similar way to Munich Malt except that caramelisation is allowed to progress further and kilning is conducted at higher temperatures. Although only used in small quantities, it has a marked effect on the fullness of flavour and aroma in golden to brown lager beers and ales.
Colour 90 EBC
Germany
Maximum percentage 10%