Rahr Dextrin Malt
Whether you’re looking to boost mouthfeel in hazy or to show off a mousse-like foam stand on a pils, Rahr Dextrin Malt is designed to improve your beer. Lower modification and higher protein levels mean better body, improved haze formation, and stable foam, while the low color makes it suitable for use in even the palest styles.
When used at up to 10%, hazy IPA brewers will appreciate the viscosity and stable haze that Rahr Dextrin Malt contributes without increasing beer color. Brewers using chit malt for head retention and mouthfeel in lagers and other styles will find the same features in a domestic alternative. Depending on inclusion rate in the mash bill, look for bready, grainy, and raw barley flavors.
Whether you’re looking to boost mouthfeel in hazy or to show off a mousse-like foam stand on a pils, Rahr Dextrin Malt is designed to improve your beer. Lower modification and higher protein levels mean better body, improved haze formation, and stable foam, while the low color makes it suitable for use in even the palest styles.
When used at up to 10%, hazy IPA brewers will appreciate the viscosity and stable haze that Rahr Dextrin Malt contributes without increasing beer color. Brewers using chit malt for head retention and mouthfeel in lagers and other styles will find the same features in a domestic alternative. Depending on inclusion rate in the mash bill, look for bready, grainy, and raw barley flavors.
Whether you’re looking to boost mouthfeel in hazy or to show off a mousse-like foam stand on a pils, Rahr Dextrin Malt is designed to improve your beer. Lower modification and higher protein levels mean better body, improved haze formation, and stable foam, while the low color makes it suitable for use in even the palest styles.
When used at up to 10%, hazy IPA brewers will appreciate the viscosity and stable haze that Rahr Dextrin Malt contributes without increasing beer color. Brewers using chit malt for head retention and mouthfeel in lagers and other styles will find the same features in a domestic alternative. Depending on inclusion rate in the mash bill, look for bready, grainy, and raw barley flavors.
