Cardamom, whole. Packed per 50g.
Cardamom provides a fresh, menthol-like aroma and a very intense taste that is reminiscent of mint, citrus, pepper, clove and allspice. The fruits have a very strong taste, so the brewer must take care that it does not become too dominant. A few grams of freshly ground cardamom, added at the end of cooking, are usually sufficient for 20 liters of brew. Cardamom is mainly used in strong, dark beers.
Coriander seed 1000g
For cheese preparation, sterilize before use by boiling for 10 minutes. After sterilization, soak in boiled water for 1.5 - 2 hours.
Coriander has a spicy, slightly lemony aroma and flavour. Finely crush the seeds and add at the end of the boil for spiced beer and Belgian ales (particularly Witbier).
Coriander seed 100g
For cheese preparation, sterilize before use by boiling for 10 minutes. After sterilization, soak in boiled water for 1.5 - 2 hours.
Coriander has a spicy, slightly lemony aroma and flavour. Finely crush the seeds and add at the end of the boil for spiced beer and Belgian ales (particularly Witbier).
Coriander seed 1000g
For cheese preparation, sterilize before use by boiling for 10 minutes. After sterilization, soak in boiled water for 1.5 - 2 hours.
Coriander has a spicy, slightly lemony aroma and flavour. Finely crush the seeds and add at the end of the boil for spiced beer and Belgian ales (particularly Witbier).
Mortar of the brand Westmark, made of noble marble. The grooved structure of the mortar makes it easier to make spices small. Ideal for the preparation of spice pastes, marinades, pesto, etc. Diameter 100mm Height 75 mm
Dried bitter orange peel gives a citrusy, herbal aroma commonly used in Belgian Witbier, Grand Crus and other light-coloured styles.
Use a larger amount for a noticeable orange flavour/aroma, or a smaller amount for a more delicate suggestion. Works well with classic European hops as well or in English summer ale.
Dried bitter orange peel gives a citrusy, herbal aroma commonly used in Belgian Witbier, Grand Crus and other light-coloured styles.
Use a larger amount for a noticeable orange flavour/aroma, or a smaller amount for a more delicate suggestion. Works well with classic European hops as well or in English summer ale.
Dried bitter orange peel gives a citrusy, herbal aroma commonly used in Belgian Witbier, Grand Crus and other light-coloured styles.
Use a larger amount for a noticeable orange flavour/aroma, or a smaller amount for a more delicate suggestion. Works well with classic European hops as well or in English summer ale.
Preferred by some to the bitter version, sweet orange peel is the ideal addition to your Belgian strong ales and special holiday brews. Think Grand Marnier and Cointreau.
Preferred by some to the bitter version, sweet orange peel is the ideal addition to your Belgian strong ales and special holiday brews. Think Grand Marnier and Cointreau.
Preferred by some to the bitter version, sweet orange peel is the ideal addition to your Belgian strong ales and special holiday brews. Think Grand Marnier and Cointreau.
Give a slightly sour citrus taste and if often used in wheat beers and tripels. Be aware that the beer can become more bitter. Use about 5 to 10g per 10 litres of wort. It is best to cook part of the peel for half an hour and to add the other part of the peel at the end of the cooking process. Do not expect an orange taste coming from the curacao peel. For this, you can better use sweet orange peel.
Give a slightly sour citrus taste and if often used in wheat beers and tripels. Be aware that the beer can become more bitter. Use about 5 to 10g per 10 litres of wort. It is best to cook part of the peel for half an hour and to add the other part of the peel at the end of the cooking process. Do not expect an orange taste coming from the curacao peel. For this, you can better use sweet orange peel.
Give a slightly sour citrus taste and if often used in wheat beers and tripels. Be aware that the beer can become more bitter. Use about 5 till 10 grams per 10 litres of wort. It is best to cook part of the peel for half an hour and to add the other part of the peel at the end of the cooking process. Do not expect an orange taste coming from the curacao peel. For this, you can better use sweet orange peel.