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24 lut 2016 · Beyond possible cost and time advantages, brewing such a simple recipe gives a brewer connection to beers’ deep rooted history when many styles were made with just a single malt. It also lends insight into both the process of brewing and the ingredients used.
SMaSH (single malt and single hop) brewing is a way to cut down on various brewing ingredients and appreciate what each aspect of a recipe brings to the table. There really is no better way to get to know your ingredients than using one at a time.
23 wrz 2020 · One great way to get a handle on what each ingredient adds to a beer is to try to brew a SMaSH (Single Malt and Single Hop) beer. By focusing on just two ingredients, you can filter out the other "noise" and learn your Centennials from your Chinooks and your Munich malt from your Vienna.
This "single malt and single hop" beer recipe goes back to the basics while creating an outstanding tasting beer.
SMaSH brewing allows a single hop and malt to dominate the flavor palate of the beer. It’s perfect for tasting and learning about the characteristics of specific hops and malts. The brewing process only requires one type of malt and one type of hop.
27 paź 2018 · Beyond possible cost and time advantages, brewing such a simple recipe gives a brewer connection to beers’ deep rooted history when many styles were made with just a single malt. It also lends insight into both the process of brewing and the ingredients used.
4 sie 2019 · SMaSH stands for Single Malt and Single Hop, and it is exactly that. It is a beer brewed from one base malt and one hop varietal. You can brew a SMaSH with any grain and any hop that you would like, but in general using a base malt like 2-Row Pale or Marris Otter will produce a clear, crisp beer with a pleasant body and mouthfeel.
