English Maris Otter Malt - Simpsons

Simpsons Maris Otter Malt Simpsons Maris Otter is a premium English 2-row base malt made from a heritage barley variety introduced in 1966. Grown and malted exclusively in the British Isles, Maris Otter is prized by brewers worldwide for its legendary flavor and exceptional brewhouse performance. With its low nitrogen content, plump kernels, and robust husk, this malt delivers consistent results in the mash tun and lends a rich, slightly nutty malt flavor that modern high-yield barleys often lack. Maris Otter produces an orange-tinged golden wort and excels in any English-style beer that calls for depth, clarity, and heritage character. Maris Otter Flavor Profile: Simpsons Maris Otter imparts a signature depth of malt character with flavors like: Rich Malty Sweetness: Full-bodied, classic English malt backbone Nutty Undertones: Slightly earthy and warm on the palate Toasty Bread Crust: Subtle biscuit and crusty bread notes This heritage malt allows other ingredients to shine while giving your beer a firm foundation of malt complexity. Maris Otter Color & Lovibond: Lovibond: 3.5–4.5°L Contributes a deep golden to orange hue Maris Otter Usage: Use at up to 100% of the grain bill in traditional English-style beers, or as a flavorful base malt in other recipes. Maris Otter’s enzymatic power supports excellent conversion in single infusion mashes. Maris Otter Beer Styles: Simpsons Maris Otter is the go-to malt for English brewers and beyond. Recommended for: Cask Ales: Traditional character with malty richness English-Style Bitters: Smooth and balanced with signature color Premium Pale Ales: Enhances malt depth while supporting hop flavor Porters and Milds: Adds nutty sweetness and body Scottish Ales: Boosts complexity and color without harshness Known as the "Rolls Royce" of malts, Simpsons Maris Otter is a legendary foundation for brewing excellence. Click here to view the complete guide to beer grains and quickly pick the perfect malts for your brew day. Looking for a full sack option? Click here.