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Gladfield Heavy Peat Smoke Malt

Gladfield Heavy Peat Smoke Malt

To create Gladfield Peat Smoked Malt, Gladfield wonderful Distillers Malt is smoked in their in-house smoker using 100% New Zealand peat. The resulting malt is infused with a traditional mild, soft earthy flavour with phenols 40+ppm. This malt is primarily suited for making single malt whisky but is also great when used to flavour Scotch ales or darker maltier beers.

Use: Primarily suited for the making of single malt whisky. Adds a unique mild peaty taste to whiskies.

Usage Guidance Rate: When used to flavour Scotch ales or darker malty beers use between 5% to 25%.

Shelf life: At least one year when stored properly in dry conditions.

 

Pack Sizes:

  • 1 Kg Bag 
  • 5 Kg Bag (SAVE 20% on 1Kg Price)
  • 25 Kg Sack (SAVE 34% on 1Kg Price)

Certificate of Analysis

Typical Specification:


Complementary Brewing Malts:

  • Ale Malt
  • Pilsner Malt
  • Dark Crystal Malt
  • Light Chocolate Malt
  • Munich Malt

Complementary Distilling Malts:

  • Distillers Malt
  • Manuka Smoke Malt
  • Rye Malt
  • Flaked Maize

Further Reading on Gladfield Heavy Peat Smoked Malt:

    Tips from Pros on Brewing with Smoke Malts

    Hot Tips for Making Great Smoke Beers

    Smoke Beer Styles to brew your own at home:

    • Check out Puffing Peat - Smoked Bock - Fixed Recipe All Grain Brew Kit
    • Grätzer - to learn more about the style click here: Grätzer
    • Grodzisk - to learn more about the style click here: Grodzisk and check out our blog on brewing ancient styles Piwo Grodziskie recipe
    • Rauchbier - to learn more about the style and some recipes click here: Rauchbier
    • Smoked Märzen - to learn more about the style and some recipes click here: Smoked Märzen or try using this malt in this great home brew recipe from 4 Dogz Brewery - Smokin Marzen
    • Smoke IPA - you might like to try a twist on this Smokin Joe Black IPA by using Mild Peat Smoke Gladfield
    • Smoke Porter - choose from the many great Smoke Porter recipes out there! or try your own Stone Smoked Porter clone!

    Gladfield Peated Scottish Ale recipe

    Author: Caleb DeFrees - Gladfield Malt

    Vital Stats

    • Volume: 25 Litres
    • Target Original Gravity 1.060
    • IBU 23.2
    • Colour 43 EBC
    • Est ABV 6.1
    • Mash Temp 68.5°C

    Ingredients

    • 3.57kg Gladfield Ale Malt (82%)
    • 1.17kg Gladfield Peat Smoked Malt (6%)
    • 0.65kg Gladfield Dark Crystal Malt (4.5%)
    • 0.65kg Gladfield Gladiator Malt (4.5%)
    • 0.32kg Gladfield Shepherds Delight Malt (3.0%)
    • 0.13kg Gladfield Roasted Wheat (3.0%)

    Hops

    • 60min – 15g Pacific Jade
    • 15min – 15g Fuggles
    • 5min - 10g Goldings

    Yeast

    Liquid
    • GY044 Scotch Ale #1 GigaYeast
    Dry
    • Danstar Abbaye Belgian Ale Yeast (It is a little known fact the Belgian Brewers way back when harvested Scottish Ale Yeasts for their distinctive aromatic yeasty and estery character - thx for sharing that Bert "the malt baker" Van Heck @anhc5)
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    Description

    To create Gladfield Peat Smoked Malt, Gladfield wonderful Distillers Malt is smoked in their in-house smoker using 100% New Zealand peat. The resulting malt is infused with a traditional mild, soft earthy flavour with phenols 40+ppm. This malt is primarily suited for making single malt whisky but is also great when used to flavour Scotch ales or darker maltier beers.

    Use: Primarily suited for the making of single malt whisky. Adds a unique mild peaty taste to whiskies.

    Usage Guidance Rate: When used to flavour Scotch ales or darker malty beers use between 5% to 25%.

    Shelf life: At least one year when stored properly in dry conditions.

     

    Pack Sizes:

    • 1 Kg Bag 
    • 5 Kg Bag (SAVE 20% on 1Kg Price)
    • 25 Kg Sack (SAVE 34% on 1Kg Price)

    Certificate of Analysis

    Typical Specification:


    Complementary Brewing Malts:

    • Ale Malt
    • Pilsner Malt
    • Dark Crystal Malt
    • Light Chocolate Malt
    • Munich Malt

    Complementary Distilling Malts:

    • Distillers Malt
    • Manuka Smoke Malt
    • Rye Malt
    • Flaked Maize

    Further Reading on Gladfield Heavy Peat Smoked Malt:

      Tips from Pros on Brewing with Smoke Malts

      Hot Tips for Making Great Smoke Beers

      Smoke Beer Styles to brew your own at home:

      • Check out Puffing Peat - Smoked Bock - Fixed Recipe All Grain Brew Kit
      • Grätzer - to learn more about the style click here: Grätzer
      • Grodzisk - to learn more about the style click here: Grodzisk and check out our blog on brewing ancient styles Piwo Grodziskie recipe
      • Rauchbier - to learn more about the style and some recipes click here: Rauchbier
      • Smoked Märzen - to learn more about the style and some recipes click here: Smoked Märzen or try using this malt in this great home brew recipe from 4 Dogz Brewery - Smokin Marzen
      • Smoke IPA - you might like to try a twist on this Smokin Joe Black IPA by using Mild Peat Smoke Gladfield
      • Smoke Porter - choose from the many great Smoke Porter recipes out there! or try your own Stone Smoked Porter clone!

      Gladfield Peated Scottish Ale recipe

      Author: Caleb DeFrees - Gladfield Malt

      Vital Stats

      • Volume: 25 Litres
      • Target Original Gravity 1.060
      • IBU 23.2
      • Colour 43 EBC
      • Est ABV 6.1
      • Mash Temp 68.5°C

      Ingredients

      • 3.57kg Gladfield Ale Malt (82%)
      • 1.17kg Gladfield Peat Smoked Malt (6%)
      • 0.65kg Gladfield Dark Crystal Malt (4.5%)
      • 0.65kg Gladfield Gladiator Malt (4.5%)
      • 0.32kg Gladfield Shepherds Delight Malt (3.0%)
      • 0.13kg Gladfield Roasted Wheat (3.0%)

      Hops

      • 60min – 15g Pacific Jade
      • 15min – 15g Fuggles
      • 5min - 10g Goldings

      Yeast

      Liquid
      • GY044 Scotch Ale #1 GigaYeast
      Dry
      • Danstar Abbaye Belgian Ale Yeast (It is a little known fact the Belgian Brewers way back when harvested Scottish Ale Yeasts for their distinctive aromatic yeasty and estery character - thx for sharing that Bert "the malt baker" Van Heck @anhc5)