
Root Shoot Pilsner malt
Root Shoot Pilsner malt is a pale barley base malt named in Monk’s Ration. Root Shoot currently lists several pale Pilsner products; the recipe does not identify which one or a lot specification.
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Root Shoot Pilsner malt is a pale barley base malt named in Monk’s Ration. Root Shoot currently lists several pale Pilsner products; the recipe does not identify which one or a lot specification.

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