A Fall Update Autumn is always a busy time across our membership. Harvest and/or planting for many of our farmers, Craft Malt Month, and Oktoberfest celebrations. In this season, the Board has taken some time to reflect on the work of our organization and revisit our short and long term goals. This year, a strategic…
A Note From The Executive Director – Fall 2024
Craft Malt Month Recap: A Celebration of Flavor, Craftsmanship, and Community In September 2024, the Craft Maltsters Guild enacted the first ever Craft Malt Month. The now annual September event brought together beer lovers, spirits enthusiasts, and craft malt advocates for 30 days of all things craft malt. The event, held in partnership with breweries,…
MaltCon2025 To Take Place in Denver, Colorado February 27 – March 1, 2025
MaltCon2025 is scheduled for February 27 – March 1 in Denver, Colorado! MaltCon2025 is set to take place in Denver this February, bringing together industry experts, brewers, distillers, and maltsters from around the world. Attendees will gain insights into sustainable practices, innovative techniques, and market trends driving the industry. The conference will also include a…
Member Highlight: Colorado Malting Company
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…
Quality Corner: Craft Maltsters Guild Reports 2024 Harvest Across North America
Each year, the Craft Maltsters Guild asks some of the leading North American grain research and professional organizations for their regional perspectives on the year’s crop quality and yields. Here are reflections from Oregon State University’s Barley Project, the Eastern Virginia Agricultural Research and Extension Center, the Montana Wheat & Barley Committee, the American Malting…
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