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		<title>Marris Otter</title>
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		<title>Pilsener Malt</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pilsener Malt
Pilsener is a Eastern European, German, or Belgian  two row pale malt with a light color.  Pilsener malt is easily mashed malt with a lighter color, but lesser strength enzymes and has less amylase enzyme than six row pale malt.



Malt Type
Brewers Malt


Color (SRM &#176;L)
1-2


Starting Gravity Contribution
1.035-40


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<p>Pilsener is a Eastern European, German, or Belgian  two row pale malt with a light color.  Pilsener malt is easily mashed malt with a lighter color, but lesser strength enzymes and has less amylase enzyme than six row pale malt.</p>
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		<title>Six Row Pale Malt</title>
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Six row pale malt is high in enzymes, proteins, and tannins due to the increased tannins from more husk.  This malted grain should be mashed with a protein rest.  It will yield less extract per pound than two row pale male malt but is ideal with adjuncts up to 50% [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Six Row Pale Malt</strong></p>
<p>Six row pale malt is high in enzymes, proteins, and tannins due to the increased tannins from more husk.  This malted grain should be mashed with a protein rest.  It will yield less extract per pound than two row pale male malt but is ideal with adjuncts up to 50% weight.</p>
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