2 Row vs Pils Malt
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2 Row vs Pils Malt
I want to brew a pilsner and wondered if using 2 row instead of pils malt would make that much of a difference in the final product. I will be using saaz hops and urquell lager yeast.
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brewmeisterintng - Strong Ale

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There's not much difference between 2-row and pils. I've used both to brew my Belgian Wit, and I haven't noticed any significant differences.
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Bottled - Bourbon Barrel Coffee Porter, Double Chocolate Raspberry Stout, Imperial Nut Brown, Apfelwein, American Amber Ale w/Homegrown Hops, Breakfast Stout
Kegged - Bass Clone, ESB
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Suthrncomfrt1884 - Double IPA

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Pilsner Malt
I've never done a side by side.
Weyermann Pilsner is a delicious malt, though. I recommend trying it.
Weyermann Pilsner is a delicious malt, though. I recommend trying it.
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I Brewed my pilsner Friday with 8.5lbs of 2 row. We will see how she turns out. The other grains consisted of .5 lbs of Carapils. Hops wa 6oz of Saaz broken out throughout the boil. Used WLP2001 and fermenting at 51 degrees.
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