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if you're a true Texan then you know distance and it's nothing, I drove 100 miles to work every day one way in San Antonio
Altitude brewing in Denver has it as well, got a bag yesterday for $65If you can get up to Aurora, the Brew Hut has Root Shoot Pale Ale malt. It's quite good, in fact, it's the only bag of grain in my basement. I haven't seen Colorado Malting's products there in a while but they have really good pale ale malt, as well.
good question....Just curious as to why you'd use acidulated malt when you still end up needing an acid addition for the mash. At the price, I'd sub out the acidulated malt with base malt and just use lactic acid for pH adjustment. And, good luck with your new system.
Really good question.... Both work. Lactic's ultimately cheaper than acidulated. Habit, I guess, me who uses cane sugar to prime because I'm too cheap to buy dextrose.good question....
Id go lower 0c is freezing just for referencehit 1.010 - ish.......not sure i like the sample taste, and it was super hazy........
cold crashing now, in Celcius is 5c good?