Sentence examples for malt making from inspiring English sources

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Their bitterness, while not obvious, balances the sweetness of the malt, making the beer clean and refreshing rather than cloying.

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Its base is 18-year-old Yamazaki, the Japanese single malt made by Suntory that can cost $140 a bottle.

The earthy, nutty contribution malt makes to a shake cuts the shrill sweetness of ice cream and syrup.

But for the pigs and a single ancient cow on the Queens farm, the hops and wheat and malt make a lip-smacking addition to their troughs.

The vanilla malt, made with Mt. Pleasant ice cream, was sweet and creamy, but not very malty.

The best whiskies are single malts, made from one source of barley at a single distillery.

It's got plenty of bitterness, but the malt body, again bolstered with caramel malts, makes the hoppy flavors pop.

More malts make for more alcohol in the finished brew and allows for more hops to be added to balance the beer out.

Then as now, the mass-market blends were mixtures of two different products: relatively expensive malt whisky, made from malted barley, and absolutely inexpensive grain whisky, made from whatever grain happened to be cheapest.

But Glenfarclas also sells some of its production to the multinationals, which they use for blended whisky — a mix of malt whisky, made from malted barley, with whisky that can be made from wheat or other grains.

–Single malt whisky is a 100% barley malt whisky made in pot stills from a single distillery.

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