by Grouse Malt House | Feb 9, 2021 | Buckwheat, Grain, Millet, Products
Over the past decade, we’ve pushed the limits of flavor and color and now have over 20 malted and roasted millet and buckwheat products for your brewing pleasure. We have also gained an understanding of how to best use Grouse malt when brewing. For example...
by Grouse Malt House | Jul 22, 2015 | Buckwheat, Gluten-Free Beer, Grain, Organic, Products
While harvest is in full swing in the Rocky Mountain Plains region for grasses such as wheat and barley, Grouse is anxiously awaiting the soon to commence buckwheat harvest! Check out our farmer’s organic buckwheat fields in full bloom! We can almost taste the...
by Grouse Malt House | Jul 9, 2015 | Buckwheat, Customers, Events, Gluten-Free Beer, Products
This week we had the pleasure of meeting with Nine26 Brewing Company’s founder and trying out some delicious gluten-free brews made with Grouse’s malted millet, buckwheat, and specialty roasts! Nine26 is a dedicated gluten-free brewery opening in Golden...
by Grouse Malt House | Mar 25, 2015 | Buckwheat, Gluten-Free Beer, Organic, Products
There are many reasons we?re a fan of buckwheat. No, we?re not referring to one of the famous little rascals, but rather the plant that produces naturally gluten-free triangular shaped grain-like seeds. Unlike the name implies, it is not a relative to wheat. In fact,...
by Grouse Malt House | Feb 11, 2015 | Buckwheat, Education, Grain
According to a recent article on food trend estimates the sales of sprouted grains to reach $250 million in five years, up from $30 million currently. Grains are a staple food in diets for practically all world regions, providing essential nutrients to the diet of...
by Grouse Malt House | Jan 14, 2015 | Buckwheat, Education, Events, Grain, Millet
The Cascadia Grain Conference brings together farmers, processors and end-users, as well as investors, brokers and local government officials to support the grain economy west of the Cascade Mountains in the Pacific Northwest. This year?s Cascadia Grain Conference was...