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Beersmith & Minch Malts

Started by jonmuni, June 29, 2016, 10:12:14 PM

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jonmuni

guys,

does anyone have the Beersmith stats or some reference point I can use for Minch malts? ( see attached )

Trying to keep my numbers right!

thanks
Jon

Ohnidog

Not sure about the hook head series but their regular pale ale malt has a similar yield and potential to Maris Otter
Potential =1.038
Yield = 82.60%
Diastatic Power=125

Minch Pale Ale data
http://www.boortmalt.com/wp-content/uploads/Product-Types-July-2010_Pale-Ale-Malt1.pdf

jonmuni


Partridge9

I think hook head has higher numbers... anyone know ?

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Quote from: Partridge9 on November 17, 2018, 08:06:25 AM
I think hook head has higher numbers... anyone know ?
James I've sent off a message to Alan in Minch, regarding all their products, I'll update his response, in the interim here's a link to a Diastatic power conversion tool, which will convert the DU figures from the Minch Website to Lintner units for BeerSmith
http://www.thebrewlist.com/converter/diastatic-power

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Simon_

Hook head is a beast. Definitely higher extract potential than most pale ale malt

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Quote from: Sorcerers Apprentice on November 17, 2018, 09:25:04 AM
Quote from: Partridge9 on November 17, 2018, 08:06:25 AM
I think hook head has higher numbers... anyone know ?
James I've sent off a message to Alan in Minch, regarding all their products, I'll update his response, in the interim here's a link to a Diastatic power conversion tool, which will convert the DU figures from the Minch Website to Lintner units for BeerSmith
http://www.thebrewlist.com/converter/diastatic-power

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He said the specs are available online by selecting the product you're interested in and by then clicking on additional information.
To convert EBC extract 0.2mm dry basis percentage figure to the sg potential figure required by BeerSmith use the following formula
SG = 1 + {(EBC extract 0.2mm dry basis % /100) x 0.04621}
The 0.04621 is extract potential of sucrose against which all extract is measured. So in the case of Hook Head the quoted figure is 82%
Which translates into
1 + {(82/100) x 0.04621} = 1.03789

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imark

Is the Lintner = 194 based on quoted figure for "ALPHA AMYLASE DRY BASIS 35DU min" then? Or is the other factors need to be considered?