Briess Lighthouse Munich Malt

Briess Lighthouse™ Munich Malt Briess Lighthouse Munich Malt shines a light on malt complexity, offering a clean, bold bready flavor complemented by notes of pretzel, nutty sweetness, and honey. Produced from AMBA/BMBRI recommended 2-row barley varieties, this European-style light Munich malt is carefully kilned to preserve high enzymatic activity, supporting flexible brewing applications across a wide range of styles. At just 6 SRM, Lighthouse Munich delivers all the rich, malty character you expect from a Munich malt, but with a lighter color impact—perfect for building depth in traditional and modern beer styles without overwhelming intensity. Lighthouse Munich Malt Flavor Profile: Briess Lighthouse Munich brings bright, layered malt character to your brews: Bold Bready Character: Deep, rich bread-crust notes Pretzel and Nutty Undertones: Toasted complexity with a touch of sweetness Hints of Honey: Subtle natural sweetness for added depth A malt designed to support both delicate and bold flavor profiles in a variety of beers. Lighthouse Munich Malt Color & Lovibond: Lovibond: 6°L Color Range: Dark yellow to light orange hues Lighthouse Munich Malt Usage: Use at up to 100% of the grain bill for golden to darker beers where rich kilned malt flavors are desired. Add at 10–20% for layering background malt flavors and complexity in lighter or specialty styles. Lighthouse Munich Malt Beer Styles: Briess Lighthouse Munich Malt is an excellent choice for: Vienna Lagers: Enhances body and bready malt complexity Bocks and Dunkels: Deepens malt character with subtle richness Oktoberfest and Märzen: Adds smooth malt sweetness and golden hue Amber Ales and Lagers: Balances sweetness and color beautifully Belgian Ales: Builds complexity in darker or barrel-aged styles Modern IPAs: Adds a malty backbone without overshadowing hop flavor Whether you're brewing a traditional lager or pushing the boundaries with a malty IPA, Lighthouse Munich Malt lights the way to richer, fuller beer flavor. Looking for a full sack option? Click here.