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Description
Heritage Vienna Malt
Montana Craft Malt’s Vienna Malt undergoes an intensified kilning process to develop deeper malt complexity while maintaining balance. Similar to British Pale Malt but with a richer, toastier profile, this malt adds layers of bready sweetness, biscuit notes, and a hint of toast.
Vienna Malt can be used at 100% of the grist without overpowering the final beer, making it a great base for dark lagers and amber ales. It also works well in lower percentages to add depth to pale lagers, IPAs, and pale ales.
Vienna Malt Features & Benefits
- Flavor Contribution: Bready, biscuity, toasty, with mild sweetness
- Color: 2.4–4.25°L (2.5–5.0 SRM), deepens malt character
- Moisture: ≤5.0%
- Extract Potential: ≥80% FGDB for excellent efficiency
- Protein Content: ≤12.5%
- Versatile Usage: Can be used as a base malt or specialty malt
- Grown & Malted in Montana
Vienna Malt Recommended Uses
- Vienna Lagers & Märzens – Classic base malt for rich malt complexity
- Amber Ales & Dark Lagers – Enhances color and malt depth
- Pale Ales & IPAs – Adds subtle biscuit and toast notes
- Pale Lagers – Small additions improve malt character
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More About Montana Craft Malt:
Montana Craft Malt: European Heritage, Crafted in Montana
Montana Craft Malt (MCM) offers brewers a premium, domestic alternative to imported malts by growing and malting true Bavarian heritage grain right here in Montana. Through an exclusive partnership with a German seed provider, MCM cultivates authentic European barley varieties, delivering exceptional brew performance, rich flavor, and sustainability—all at a more affordable price than imports.
Vienna Malt: Rich Malty Sweetness, Deep Golden Color
Vienna Malt is a traditional kilned malt made from authentic Bavarian barley varieties. It delivers a rich, toasty malt character with a touch of sweetness, making it ideal for Märzens, Vienna lagers, and amber ales. By sourcing this malt domestically, brewers gain the benefits of European-style Vienna malt without the added cost of imports.
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