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Base Malt

Get Er Brewed supplies the finest selection of base malts in the homebrew industry. Buy in a quantity that suits your needs whether you’re a homebrewer or running a large-scale brewing operation.
Weyermann® Rye Malt  (EBC 4.0-10) Weyermann® Rye Malt  (EBC 4.0-10)
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Code: GEB0172
Weyermann® Rye Base Malt (EBC 4 - 10) Produced from quality rye from from certified organic cultivation (BIOLAND). Lends biscuit-like, smooth, almost oily, (typical) rye component to finished beer. Flavour: Strong emphasis on typical rye aroma, malty-sweet, notes of bread and honey Raw Mat..
£3.11
1kg Ex Tax:£2.59
Code: GEB0815
Weyermann® Vienna Malt (EBC 6 - 9) Produced from quality two-row spring barley. Full bodied, golden coloured smooth tasting beers. Imparts malty notes to finished beer. Intended for ales and lagers. Flavour:malty-sweet,gentle notes of honey and nuts(almond,hazelnut) Raw Material: Raw Mater..
£2.96
1kg Ex Tax:£2.47
Code: GEB0809
Weyermann® Wheat Base Malt (EBC 3 - 5) Produced from quality wheat. Ideal foundation grain for pale Weizenbiers, such as Hefeweizen and Kristallweizen. Essential ingredient in North American pub wheat ales. Adds creaminess, body, and complex wheat flavours to top-fermented beers. Flavour: notes of..
£2.94
1kg Ex Tax:£2.45
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All Get Er Brewed malts are available as whole malt and crushed malt — we crush malt fresh one the day of dispatch to ensure optimum freshness, with speedy delivery across the UK and Ireland.


What is Base Malt Used For?

What Is a Base Malt Used For?

Base malts make up most of the grist in the mash for all-grain beer. They provide the majority of the necessary sugars (from starch), enzymes and proteins you need to brew. Because base malts do the majority of the groundwork, it is easy to forget how important the are in producing the flavour and character of your beer. As the main malt ingredients, they can totally change the style or quality of your beer.

Base malts include: Pale, Pilsner, Vienna, Munich, Pale Ale, Maris Otter, and Lager Malts. There are also base malts like wheat and rye malt that are not barley-based. 

You can use up to 100% in the mash with some of these malts, but mixing it with others will give a more complex flavour.


Check out our other malt types

If you need to substitute any malts, have a look at our handy guide