Thomas Fawcett | Crushed Pale Crystal Malt (Floor Malted)
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Pale Crystal Malt is a light caramel malt with sweet, biscuity flavour. Adds colour, body, and subtle malt complexity to ales and lagers.
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Thomas Fawcett | Crushed Pale Crystal Malt
Pale Crystal Malt is a lightly kilned crystal malt that brings subtle caramel sweetness, a golden hue, and added body to beers. Its biscuity, toasty character enhances the malt backbone without overpowering hops, making it ideal for pale ales, golden ales, and lagers. Widely used to provide balance, mouthfeel, and a touch of colour, Pale Crystal Malt is a versatile ingredient that helps brewers craft well-rounded, flavourful beers with smooth, approachable profiles.
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At Dark Rock Brewing, we help you โMaster Your Craftโ and brew beers that rival commercial quality. Using only the freshest, highest quality malts and hops, our ingredients ensure your home brewed beers taste exceptional every time.
Drawing on years of experience as commercial brewers and suppliers to small scale breweries, we bring professional expertise to home brewers through our carefully sourced ingredients, innovative kits, and practical guidance. Our All Grain and Part Grain kits consistently receive glowing reviewsโproving that with Dark Rock, you have the tools to craft beers you can be proud of.
About Thomas Fawcett Malts
Thomas Fawcett & Sons is a seventh-generation family maltster based in Castleford, West Yorkshire, producing premium malts on the same site for over 200 years. Combining traditional floor malting with modern technology, they craft more than 30 different malts in small batches to ensure consistent quality, depth of flavour, and character.
Only the finest barley varietiesโsuch as Maris Otter, Golden Promise, Halcyon and Pearl are used, alongside malted wheat, rye, and oats, giving brewers a full spectrum of ingredients to create distinctive beers. Their specialist roasting plants produce coloured and crystal malts of all styles, trusted by some of Britainโs most iconic breweries including Theakstonโs, Timothy Taylorโs, Titanic, Sam Smithโs, Butcombe, and Hobsons.
In the Midlands, Sarah Hughes and Church End breweries (both Fawcett malt users) recently won top honours at the Great British Beer Festival, a testament to the quality that runs through every sack of Fawcett malt.
When you brew with Thomas Fawcett malts, youโre using the same ingredients that have shaped award-winning beers for generations.
Traditional Floor Malting
Floor malting is a traditional method where barley is spread out on malting floors and carefully turned by hand as it germinates. This slow, hands-on process allows maltsters to closely monitor every stage, producing malts with exceptional consistency, depth of flavour, and character that larger, automated systems often cannot achieve. At Thomas Fawcett & Sons, floor malting is combined with generations of expertise and modern germinating and kilning vessels (GKV), ensuring every batch meets their exacting standards. By producing malts in small, carefully controlled batches, Fawcett can extract the full potential of each barley variety, creating malts that add richness, complexity, and distinctive taste to your beer. Itโs this meticulous approach that makes Fawcettโs floor malts prized by brewers across the UK, from iconic breweries to award-winning local producers.
Additional information
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| Malt Weight | 250g, 500g, 1kg, 1.5kg, 2kg, 2.5kg, 3kg, 3.5kg, 4kg, 4.5kg, 5kg |
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