You guys ever tried this for whisky?

[guest5234]

Minch Irish Whiskey Malt (Crushed) 25kg (Minch)
100% Irish malting barley varieties along with specifically tailored agronomy programs ensure lower protein and higher extract from this malt. By gently kilning in Athy, the malt has a high diastatic power meaning it can be used with other adjuncts without the requirement for additional enzymes for conversion. TYPICAL PROFILE PSY > 405 TYPICAL BEER STYLES Single Malt Whiskey, Pot Still Whiskey, TYPICAL USAGE RATES Up to 100%

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.co.uk/min ... -2918.html

[Toper]

I hope and assume your are correct that the price of £32.40 is in fact for 25kg and not far 25g as it says on the web page.

[guest5234]

I hope and assume your are correct that the price of £32.40 is in fact for 25kg and not far 25g as it says on the web page.

£23.35 for 25kg bag, that's what it says on my link?

[Toper]

Yes. on checking back it does say per 25kg but having checked it four times before it was definitely not showing that when I first went to it.

However, for a whisky I would personally prefer this one, though somewhat dearer.

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.co.uk/min ... -3318.html

[guest5234]

Yes. on checking back it does say per 25kg but having checked it four times before it was definitely not showing that when I first went to it.

However, for a whisky I would personally prefer this one, though somewhat dearer.

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.co.uk/min ... -3318.html

yes seen that one also, cheap when you consider the finished product, the better the mash the better the finished product, I suppose a poor mash will produce a poor finished product.

[Easydrinker]

I believe that the first Barley linked to here was the one I was alerted to a couple of years ago my old Irish friend, Less than 29 Euros delivered then, and it produced a very good whiskey, being Irish.

Robert.