New Brunswick Craft Brewers Association
Brewing => Grain => Topic started by: jdueck on February 05, 2016, 09:23:05 AM
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Who is around that produces local malt?
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I think @jamie_savoie (http://nbcba.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=1182) and @paulmaybee (http://nbcba.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=2010) went to a seminar in Edmunston by a NB maltster... can't remember the name
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Looks like there is a "Maritime Malt". It seems to be at least grown somewhere in western NB.
http://www.canadamalting.com/cm/Products/products#Base
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MaltBroue... They are about halfway between Edmundston and Riviere-du-loup, this was the thread on it.
http://nbcba.org/forum/grain/ccnb-workshop-regional-malts-for-a-regional-beer/msg35036/#msg35036 (http://nbcba.org/forum/grain/ccnb-workshop-regional-malts-for-a-regional-beer/msg35036/#msg35036)
I heard there was a farm in the Florenceville/Beechwood area looking to setup one of their malting units but not sure if that ever happened or how far along they are with it?
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The latest Noble Grape newsletter indicates that they have Horton Ridge malt (Nova Scotia) here in their Fredericton store.
https://www.shopnoblegrape.ca/collections/horton-ridge-organic-malt?sort_by=title-ascending
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The latest Noble Grape newsletter indicates that they have Horton Ridge malt (Nova Scotia) here in their Fredericton store.
https://www.shopnoblegrape.ca/collections/horton-ridge-organic-malt?sort_by=title-ascending
I can confirm, I was in store yesterday and they have a decent selection.
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Bought some of the Horton Ridge stuff from Everwood about a month ago, but good to see Noble is bringing it in now.