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Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract 3.3 lb

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5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews
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Brewing your own beer at home has never been easier with Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract. This 3.3 lb. malt extract is a favorite among homebrewers for its ability to create a light, crisp flavor in your beer. Made from high-quality malt, this extract imparts a rich flavor and a light golden hue to your brew.

The pleasant, malty aroma and sweet taste of Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract will enhance the overall sensory experience of your beer. It's not just about the taste, this extract also adds body and mouthfeel to your beer, enhancing its texture. Plus, it contributes to the color of your beer, giving it that enticing golden light hue.

Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract is versatile and easy to use. It can be used in both extract and all-grain brewing, making it a suitable choice whether you're a beginner or an experienced brewer. The light color and delicate maltiness of this extract make it ideal for creating lighter styles of beer. Think lagers, wheat beers, and pale ales. You can now brew great-tasting beers without the time and effort of all-grain brewing.

The Briess CBW Golden Light is made from a blend of 2-row malt, dextrine malt, and water. This composition allows it to be used as a base malt for all beer styles in an extract batch. Alternatively, you can use it to adjust the gravity of an all-grain batch. Pair Briess CBW Golden Light with specialty malts to produce any beer style, be it light or dark.

In addition to beer making, Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract can also be used in baking and cooking to add a unique malty flavor to your dishes. It's a versatile ingredient that can enhance the taste of your homemade bread, cookies, and even savory dishes.

In conclusion, Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract is a must-have for every homebrewer and food enthusiast. It's not just a brewing ingredient, it's a tool to unlock your creativity in the kitchen.

Other Uses for this Product

Liquid malt extract is the same thick, sticky malt syrup bakers use. Stir a spoonful into the boiling water for bagels and soft pretzels for a shiny, chewy crust, or add it to bread and pizza dough for better browning and a hint of malt sweetness. This light type has a mild, clean malt flavor that will not darken pale doughs much, so it suits bagels, white breads, pizza dough and malted milkshakes. The 3.3 lb size is plenty for many batches of bagels and bread.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 5 reviews.

Reviews

Golden Light from Briess is a great product

"Was great in my IPA, (3ea. )😉 . But also in a mix of Light or Wheat makes great base 🤟"

— Barry P. (5/5)

Briess Golden Light Liquid malt Extract my review

"It's just right for making dough with bread flour and by using the barley malt exalt instead of sugar . . . you got it . . . and you can also have a kefir sourdough ;)"

— Caklvin H. (5/5)

Golden Light Nice With Making My Own Ingredient Kit

"I like to test creating my own Ingredient Kits. I find the flavor of the Golden Light to be just right to start with. I have created 3 kits so far and I am still playing for more."

— Jeffrey I. (5/5)

Best liquid malt for the money!

"I have been using Briess Golden Light Liquid Malt Extract for several years. Tried several others, but Briess Golden Light is my favorite!"

— Vernon W. (5/5)

Good malt extract

"02-05-17: Ferments well, just like Muntons – in the bottles, not tasted yet. Email me (philsaun44 at gmail.com) for my complete beer making procedure which is online. I have made over 220 batches in my time so have the process down well. Worth it to check out!"

— philsaun (5/5)