Aromatic malt

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It seems difficult to get. At least my current part of the world.
Easy in Belgium and the Netherlands.
I'm almost running out, leaving me to wonder:
What is the difference between aromatic malt and amber malt?
Can I use amber mat as a replacement?
 
Both are pale malts that have been roasted (or kilned) maybe color or brand is the difference?
 
Which makes the aromatic amber malt the best of both worlds....:)
 
Which makes the aromatic amber malt the best of both worlds....:)
Or it makes it go to war with itself and destroy the world
 
I think I'd try a dark Munich malt as a substitute for aromatic. The color would be lighter, but the maltiness should still be there.
 
Since I'm not particularly worried about the colour, do you think vienna would be a good alternative?
I got no Munich

As an aside...
My recipe has vienna, amber and aromatic amber in it (plus pale ale malt).
Overkill?
 
I don't think Vienna would add as much maltiness as a Dark Munich, but why not try it? I'm sure it would still be a great beer, if maybe a little different.

Overkill? Hard to say without knowing the percentages, but it's definitely not overkill if it's been giving you the results you want! :)
 
Its very tasty....
Normally with bry97, but this will be with kveik Voss (done before)
Saaz at 60, 15 and 5 minutes, IBU 17
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Since I'm not particularly worried about the colour, do you think vienna would be a good alternative?
I got no Munich

As an aside...
My recipe has vienna, amber and aromatic amber in it (plus pale ale malt).
Overkill?
vienna is not really a kilned malt though. amber is 40-60 SRM and vienna is about 4
 
Looks nice. Might be an interesting experiment to just eliminate the Aromatic and then bump the Pale and Vienna 35g each (or not) to see if there's any obvious difference.

I noticed that Crisp recommends Amber Malt up to 5% of the grist. You rebel.
https://crispmalt.com/malts/amber-malt/
 
Melanoiden is similar.
Sorry Steve, I missed your post.
That will definitely help.

Then amber, up to max 5%: any idea why?
Just for the heck of it, my current brew has something like 14% :)
 

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