Another milk stout question

Fri Oct 29, 2010 5:30 pm

I'm putting my milk stout recipe together and basing it off of BCS milk stout. I was going to sub half of the black patent for roasted barley to try and give the roast character a little more depth. However My LHBS just started carrying Black roasted barly 500L and I was thinking of using this instead. Any one have any Idea how much of this I would sub for the black patent? I don't want it so roasty that its out of balance but from my notes on the last time I made this I felt like I could push the roast character up a couple notches. I've never brewed with black roasted barley so I'm going in a little blind.

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Re: Another milk stout question

Sun Oct 31, 2010 7:35 pm

Not certain, but I'm pretty sure that black roasted barley is the same as roasted barley. The L looks about the same. I'd say go for it.
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