Mecca Grade Estate Malts

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  1. AGbrewer

    AGbrewer Well-Known Member

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    Just got these bad boys in the mail yesterday and I can't wait to try them. They did an awesome job packing them, used Coffee bags to keep them fresh, great idea!

    Any advice on the first beer to brew with these malts?

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    Cocoa and toffee would be a great dark beer. Pair that with some EKG or fuggles with 1098 yeast
     
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    Looks expensive!
     
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    Not too bad really.

    • $1.25 per pound for base grains
    • $1.50-$1.75 for the specialty grains
     
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    Craigerrr Well-Known Member

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    Can I assume that they are growing and malting on the same property?
    We have a huge wine region in Southern Ontario.
    Wineries here are only allowed to call themselves "Estate Wineries" if they grow the grapes and make the wine on the same property.
     
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    AGbrewer Well-Known Member

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    https://www.meccagrade.com/faq
     
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    Iliff Avenue Brewhouse Well-Known Member

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    Not bad at all! Wish I could find some around here. I've heard good things
     
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    I've switched probably 90% of my recipes over to Mecca.
     
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    Brulosophy use their malts regularly I see.
    They use that venora Vienna malt in there hop test pale ale I think it's at around 18% rest meca pale ale malt.

    I don't brew beer in your weight devision there AGbrewer but I can see some lovely imperial porters/stouts on your horizons with them chewy malts.

    I see why you want for them good luck
     
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    Maltwerks here in MN is another. The make up most of the other 10% of my recipes.
     
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    They do ship, so you should be able to get it delivered to your home.
     
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    I'm thinking that the next 50 pound bag of base malt I get will be from them...even if I have to eat the shipping cost!:D
     
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    I refuse to pay $35 for shipping.
     
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    Sounds like it's time for a road trip. ;)
     
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    I have switched to Patagonia Pale Malt, partly because the price is right, but I am also really happy with the results.
    It is very similar to Maris Otter.
    What does this have to do with $35 for shipping you ask?
    The 4 sack price is $40CDN ($33USD), my buddy and I get two each at a time, I just need to drive 20 minutes to pick it up.
     
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    I'm so spoiled.

    "Shipping? Never heard of it? What is that?"

    I just spend gas money and no state tax on grain because it is a food product.

    Feel free to hate on me. I would too.
     
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