NEW CSR REPORT SUPPLIER CODE OF CONDUCT DISTRIBUTORS NEWSLETTER MALTING Malt is a natural product, created by germinating grains. A successful germination process requires a experienced maltster, who is precise and has sharp senses, cultivated through experience. Based on these attributes, maltster determines the exact amount of time needed for each stage of the germination process. Therefore the duration of the malting process may fluctuate between seven to ten days. The most common grain used in malting and beer brewing is barley, but wheat and rye may be used as well, along with rice and maize. In addition to beer, malt can be used for whiskey distilling and as a raw material in the food industry, such as in baking. THE THREE PHASES OF MALTING: Previous 1. STEEPING The grains are washed and their moisture content is increased in the steep tanks. As a result they begin to germinate. Steeping is normally carried out by using a combination of wet and dry periods of varying lengths. Next RECIPES AND BREW REPORTS We’ll help you make beers that people tell stories about. Find inspiration in our recipes and brew reports. READ MORE OUR MALT SELECTION Here you find our wide selection of brewing and distilling malts. Enjoy! READ MORE VIKING MALT PILOT BREWERY Are you creating a new beer or would like to test your new brew ideas? We can help you out. READ MORE SEARCH FOR: SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER* WHAT WE OFFER Baker’s Delicacy Brewer’s Classic Brewer’s Organic Brewer’s Special Distiller’s Choice Maltster’s Signature Signature Food Ingredients Smoked Special HOW CAN WE HELP? Pilot brewery and laboratory services Recipes & Brew reports Signature malts Viking Malt Library Ask our Brewmaster FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions HOW WE DO IT Barley reports Malting Our malt houses Quality Research and development Sustainability WHO WE ARE About Viking Malt History of Viking Malt Our people Careers at Viking Malt Privacy Policy CUSTOMER CORNER PRIVACY POLICY CONTACT BARBIN We use cookies to optimize site functionality and give you the best possible experience. Click here for more information. Accept