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to the mash to increase stability, reduce costs, or ensure a particular quality in the beer. usually adjuncts are unmalted grains which supplement or replace the malted barley. oats, corn, rye, millet, sorghum, teff and buckwheat are just a few of the many starch-rich adjunct grains which can be fermented
to the mash to increase stability, reduce costs, or ensure a particular quality in the beer. usually adjuncts are unmalted grains which supplement or replace the malted barley. oats, corn, rye, millet, sorghum, teff and buckwheat are just a few of the many starch-rich adjunct grains which can be fermented...
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