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Terroir Paulista Pale Ale

Atelier Do MalteMaltgrain

Notes

Generally used as a base malt or in combination with other types of malt, Pale Ale is considered a special malt because it is more modified, that is, because it presents a greater degree of degradation of b-Glucans and greater production of enzymes, providing a more pronounced flavor and color than that of Pilsen malt. The curing time and temperature are not extreme, which allows the enzymes to support the use of special non-enzymatic malts such as caramel or roasted.

Composition

Total Protein
12%
Soluble Protein
5.4%
FAN
120 mg/g
Beta Glucans
200 mg/l

Analysis

Color
6 EBC
Yield (Dry Basis)
79%
Potential
N/A
Moisture
4%
Diastatic Power
200 °WK