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and follow the path to great beer. A quintessential component of styles like Amber Ale, British Bitter, and Belgian double and even

classic American pale ale, among so many others, is characteristic sweetness

that might range from light and sugary to rich and raisin-like.

How does that get there?

This is the Brulosophy podcast.

I'm your host, Marshall Shot,

and in this episode,

contributor and co-host Matt Del Fiacco joins me to discuss a malt that makes up a portion of

the grist in Myriad Styles of Beer.

Yeah, Marshall, today we're going to be talking about Crystal Malt, one of my favorite maults, and just because of such a wide variety of them, and it's such a huge supporting character to so many styles. It's a great thing to get to know and learn more about. So it's been great.

Yeah, you know, Crystal Malt's are one of those interesting things.

Back when I started brewing in 2003, it was totally normal

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