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Organic
Fermentable Adjuncts
Unmalted
grains are often used to enhance certain characteristics of
a beer, to recreate a traditional recipe, or to create a beer
with unique characteristics. Flaked grains are the easiest
to use because the flaking process "cooks" the grain, leaving
a product that is pre-gelatinized. Thus, the home brewer does
not need to pre-cook the grains; they can be added straight
to the mash for starch conversion. Unmalted grains should
be used with barley malt as unmalted grains do not have the
enzymes necessary for starch conversion. Unmalted Adjuncts
can make up 10% to 20% of the grains called for in a beer
recipe. All of our organic adjuncts are certified organic
under the USDA National Organic Program by
California Certified Organic Farmers.
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ORGANIC
BARLEY FLAKES
Unmalted
barley is often used in stouts for improved foam retention.
Can cause chill haze problems and reduced clarity .
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$1.95/
lb
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#OA1
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ORGANIC
OAT FLAKES
Oats
are most often used in oatmeal stout, and is not suited to light
beers. Adds rich flavor and improved foam retention.
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$1.85/
lb
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#OA2
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ORGANIC
RYE FLAKES
Rye
adds a dry crispness to beers and can lighten the flavor and
body of malty beers.
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$1.65/
LB
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#OA3
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ORGANIC
WHEAT FLAKES
Unmalted
wheat is often used by brewers to enhance head retention or
to lighten the flavor or body of a beer.
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$1.65/LB
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#OA4
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ORGANIC
TOASTED BUCKWHEAT
Adds
a distinct nutty flavor especially appealing in nut brown ale.
If you are adventurous, give it a try! Because it is pre roasted,
this buckwheat can be added directly to the mash, but pre-crushing
is advised, and pre-cooking will yield a higher degree of extract.
Persons allergic to most grains may not be allergic to buckwheat
because is not of the grass grain family.
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$3.50/lb
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#OA5
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ORGANIC
MILLET
Millet
is very low in soluble protein, and is a good adjunct to use
in light beers as chill haze problems are rare. Millet should
be pre-cooked before adding to the mash as it is not pre-gelatinized.
High extract potential of 78 to 82%.
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$1.75/lb
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#OA8
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ORGANIC
QUINOA
Unmalted,
whole grains that must be cooked before adding to your mash.
The truly ambitious can try malting this grain although malting
Quinoa may be a challenge as the grains are tiny. We have not
yet tried brewing with Quinoa, and so we have little information
to share with you at this time. We do know it is not of the
grass family, and is worth pursuing for people with allergies.
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$3.25/lb
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#OA7
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ORGANIC
CANE SUGAR
Home
brew made with organic cane sugar adds a slight caramel note
desirable in amber, dark, and Belgian ales. Far superior
to common table sugar, this sugar is made from fresh evaporated
cane juice. Within 24 hours of the sugar cane harvest the
fresh juice is extracted, clarified, evaporated, and crystallized.
No chemicals or additives are used in the process. Use 3/4
cup boiled in 2 cups of water for bottling
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1
lb:
$2.90
OA15
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ORGANIC
RICE SYRUP
Rice
has been used by brewers for years to create lagers and ales
with a lighter body, a lighter color, and a clean, crisp flavor.
Rice is a necessary adjunct for light American and Japanese
lagers, and now it is available in an easy to use syrup form.
The process of making the rice syrup is similar to the malt
extract process, and is done without any chemicals or artificial
additives. Use 1- 2 pounds for a 5 gallon batch.
1#
package: $4.95 #OA16A
2# package: $7.95 #OA16B
5#
package: $19.95 #OA16C
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ORGANIC
SUSHI GRADE RICE FOR SAKE MAKING AND BREWING
This
is premium short grain organic white rice which is an excellent
choice for brewing sake. Organically grown Akitakomatchi, a
classic Japanese short grain rice. Grown by Lundberg Family
Farms in California. Our most recent batch of sake was brewed
with this rice, and the resulting sake is delicious! If pre-cooked
and added to the mash, this rice may also be used as a beer
adjunct.
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per lb |
$2.40
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#OA17A
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lb. Package- for 2 1/2 gallons of Sake: |
$9.95
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COMPLETE
SAKE KIT WITH RICE AND YEAST: $24.50
All
the ingredients you need for your first batch (2.5 gallons)
of sake with an alcohol content of 14- 18%. To make a 5 gallon
batch, you just need an additional 4.2 pounds of rice. In addition
to the koji provided with the kit, ingredients included are
4.2 pounds of organic medium grain rice, Wyeast Sake yeast,
and 2 oz. of citric acid.
#SAKE3
$24.50
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