DAVIS, CA – The Craft Malt Conference (aka MaltCon) took place at the University of California Davis in February. Organized by the Craft Maltsters Guild, the conference serves to gather stakeholders and grow the market for regional, artisanally-produced malted grain in geographies around North America and beyond. The Craft Maltsters Guild is pleased to report…
Member Highlight: Root Shoot Malting
Earlier this year Loveland, Colorado’s Root Shoot Malting nearly swept the Malt Cup awards, receiving four medals: gold in the Pilsen, Light Munich, and Vienna categories, and silver in Pale Malt. 2023 marks the second year that Root Shoot took home the traveling Malt Cup for overall Best in Show for their Genie Pilsen malt. …
2023 Craft Malt Con Recap
PORTLAND, ME — The Craft Maltsters Guild is pleased to report international attendance at the 2023 Craft Malt Conference that took place in Portland, Maine earlier this month, and the highest number of Malt Cup entries in the history of the competition. A total of 190 individuals from 11 countries participated in this year’s Craft…
Malt Cup expands to four categories in 2023
Entry submission window runs from September 19 through October 17, 2022 The fifth annual Malt Cup will expand to four categories in 2023. These include three previously featured malt styles – Pale, Pilsen, and Light Munich (last featured in 2020), and the newest addition: Vienna. Similar to past years, entrants stand to receive top value…
2022 Malt Cup Live Q&A with Hannah Turner and Lindsay Barr
Join Hannah Turner of the MSU Barley, Malt & Brewing Quality Lab, and Linsday Barr of DraughtLab for a conversation about the 2022 Malt Cup on our Instagram account @craftmalting happening Tuesday, September 21st at 4 PM Eastern! Learn about the history of the competition, this year’s categories, the entry submission and judging processes, and more.
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