Παραθέτω και απόσπασμα από άρθρο από Byo
"I have a bulk silo and dealing with one special grain for one beer just makes no sense from an economical standpoint.
Instead what I use as the base malt is Cargill’s two-row Metcalfe. It is from their Prairie Malt branch. I find it to be light and clean, with really clean flavors. To create the sweetness, flavor and color we would get from the Maris Otter malt, but don’t get from the
regular two-row malt, we have to use a variety of other malts in the grist. I add Carapils, crystal (80 ºL) and 5% Munich malt. This combination, in my opinion, provides the toasty maltiness and color that the beer would otherwise lack."