Boost your beer – the benefits of Chit malt
The benefits of Chit malt are endless. Chit malt, also known as Spitzmalz in German, is an under-modified malt designed to enhance foam stability. This lightly processed barley malt is …
Meet our new Head of Malting, Wouter De Sutter
We are excited to introduce Wouter De Sutter as the new Head of Malting. Wouter holds a degree in Industrial Biochemistry Engineering and, driven by a deep passion for learning, …
Say hello to Wiebke de Groen, our new CEO
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Wiebke de Groen as our new CEO (Chief Executive Officer). With over a decade of entrepreneurial experience as a distributor of The …
The evolution of malting: A journey through time
Malt plays a crucial role in brewing. It provides the sugars yeast ferments into alcohol and CO2. Yet, few appreciate the evolution of malting. Let’s explore how malting evolved from …
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Nearly forgotten Dutch beer styles
These nearly forgotten Dutch beer styles highlight the Netherlands’ deep-rooted beer tradition. Fortunately, the craft beer movement continues to breathe new life into them, ensuring they are not lost forever. …
Melanoidin malt: unleashing rich flavours
Melanoidin malt stands out in the intricate world of brewing. It imparts depth, complexity, and a distinctive character to every beer. Traditionally, brewers have used this malt to craft some …
Rye malt
Rye, scientifically known as Secale Cereale, has shaped baking, cooking, and brewing for centuries. Today, brewers embrace rye malt and its bold character to craft unique, flavourful beers. In this …
Saint Patrick’s Day
What was once a local tradition has grown into a global phenomenon. We are talking about Saint Patrick’s Day, one of the biggest beer-related festivities in the world. Every year, …
The history of wheat beer
Most beer lovers know what wheat brings to beer: a creamy texture, a hint of tartness, and a smooth mouthfeel. Although barley now dominates brewing, this was not always the …
The lost art of Gruit beer
Grain and malt have always been a part of beer, but hops were not always part of the recipe. Before brewers understood the effects of hops, they relied on a …
