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It was a busy summer for our membership, and it showed in malt in the media mentions. To keep up with the latest, read– or listen— on! New Winter Malting Barley  Barley breeding always has a long-term horizon, and we are excited to read in Spectrum Local News that the folks at Cornell University have…

As a new generation of agriculturally minded craft breweries and distilleries continues to engage with the role they play in food systems, they drive demand for local, higher quality, and storied ingredients. Craft Malt Month is a celebration of this grassroots movement toward more resilient and sustainable grain supply chains that make better tasting beer…

In September, Tropical Storm Helene devastated Western North Carolina. Its flood path was catastrophic, and it impacted many of our malthouse members and Craft Malt Certified™ producers. Many were left without power and water, many experienced flooding and damage to their facilities. The photo here is at Riverbend Malt House, filling orders in the dark. …

Board of Directors, 2025 Elections Call for Candidates Key parts of organizational growth and development are electing new leaders. With fresh minds come new ideas. This year, the Craft Maltsters Guild has four open Board of Director positions: one Member Malthouse seat; one Allied Trade seat; one International/Developing Malthouse seat; one Individual seat. Any member can…

Colorado Malting Company is a founding malthouse member of the Craft Maltsters Guild, and a regular contributor to many of the Guild’s initiatives. We caught up with this Alamosa, Colorado-based farming, malting, and brewing company to learn more about how they’ve vertically integrated, as well as their recently launched Rye Resurgence project.  Read Co-Founder Jason…