mirthfuldragon
Well-Known Member
Rye adds a nice spicy-ness that I think tends to be under-utlized in the brewing world.
Just saw this post, but I would +1 on the rye malt. Rye and cascade are like peanut butter and jelly to me. I did a wet-hopped rye cascade IPA in early September (home-grown cascade) that turned out great. We had a dry summer so the hops were all a bit spicier than usual, so it is hard to distinguish where one ends and the other begins. 30% rye malt left a really, really sticky mash though, so I was glad I used a BIAB in my mash tun (sticky to the point where opening the valve and nothing comes out, I had to pull up the bag to release the mash).