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* Uses a mix of Pilsners
* Uses a mix of Pilsners
* Likes gambrinus Pilsner cause it’s so lean  
* Likes gambrinus Pilsner cause it’s so lean  
* Some malts and hops match well. Nelson matches gambrinus cause it’s so lean, but it’s too lean for competition beers (they’ve gotten knocked for it). [[NZ hops]] match it so well
* Some malts and hops match well. [[Nelson Sauvin|Nelson]] matches gambrinus cause it’s so lean, but it’s too lean for competition beers (they’ve gotten knocked for it). [[NZ hops]] match it so well
* Rahr is good cause has more “shoulders”  
* Rahr is good cause has more “shoulders”  
* PNW doesnt pop as much with gambrinus
* PNW doesnt pop as much with gambrinus
'''CBB 340 - Calusa:'''
* Uses a touch of biscuit malt in hazies with neomexicanus like [[Sabro]], think pie. Helps drive the coconut flavor 
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 26 July 2026

This is general malt bill advice, for specific styles search that styles page.

CBB 246 - Slice:

  • Uses a mix of Pilsners
  • Likes gambrinus Pilsner cause it’s so lean
  • Some malts and hops match well. Nelson matches gambrinus cause it’s so lean, but it’s too lean for competition beers (they’ve gotten knocked for it). NZ hops match it so well
  • Rahr is good cause has more “shoulders”
  • PNW doesnt pop as much with gambrinus

CBB 340 - Calusa:

  • Uses a touch of biscuit malt in hazies with neomexicanus like Sabro, think pie. Helps drive the coconut flavor