The Grains

Our Malts

Each malt is produced on our Kaspar Schulz 10-ton automated system on the farm in Queen Creek, with full lot traceability from grain receipt through finished bag. A Certificate of Analysis is provided with every batch.

Ready to brew with them? Every malt is available in 50-lb bags — to order, email quade@homesteadmalting.com; breweries can also order in bulk or request a quote, and homebrewers have a dedicated ordering page.

Bohemian Mesa

Czech-Style Pilsen Malt | Specialty Release

Bohemian Mesa — Czech-Style Pilsen Malt

Arizona-grown, Bohemian-built. A proteolytically undermodified, fully cytolytically modified pale malt engineered for Czech-style decoction brewing — with the enzymatic reserves to carry an all-malt mash through three rests and still finish clean.

Order by email — $60 / 50-lb bag →
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Padre Kino

Heritage White Sonora Wheat Malt | Heritage Release

Padre Kino — Malted White Sonora

Arizona-grown, Sonoran-rooted. A heritage soft white wheat malt revived from the Padre Eusebio Kino expeditions of 1685 — malted on-site for the modern brewer who wants distinctive nutty-sweet wheat character with full diastatic muscle.

Order by email — $68 / 50-lb bag →
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White Sonora Pale Malt

Base Wheat Malt | Heritage Release

White Sonora Pale Malt

Arizona-grown, fully modified. A heritage White Sonora wheat malted to a true BASE grade — the extract, modification, and clean bready wheat character to anchor all-wheat and high-wheat grists, not just an inclusion. The base-malt counterpart to Padre Kino's hazy inclusion.

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Arizona Heritage

Pale Ale Base Malt | Flagship — first release malting now

Arizona Heritage — Pale Ale Base Malt

Arizona-grown, kilned with intent. A modern 2-row barley pale ale malt kilned slightly higher than Pilsner to deliver the warm bread-crust and light honey backbone that British and American ale styles demand — with the diastatic strength to carry an all-malt grist or substantial adjunct load.

The first Arizona Heritage batch is on the malting floor now — pre-orders ship with the batch CoA.

Pre-order by email — $55 / 50-lb bag →
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Desert Gold

Pilsner Base Malt | Flagship

Desert Gold — Pilsner Base Malt

Arizona-grown, kilned light. A delicately kilned 2-row barley Pilsner malt built for the lager tradition — clean, neutral, and maximally fermentable, with the enzymatic muscle to support decoction or step mashing in classic Pilsner and Helles grists.

Order by email — $55 / 50-lb bag →
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Distiller's Malt

High-DP Base Malt | Distillery Release

Distiller's Malt — High-DP Base Malt

Arizona-grown. High-DP. Built to carry the still. A 2-row barley malt engineered for craft distillers running high-adjunct mash bills — 174 °L diastatic power, 207 mg/L FAN, and a clean, low-β-glucan wash profile give distillers the enzyme headroom to push corn, rye, wheat, or oat ratios further without compromising conversion or fermentation.

Order by quote — $60 / 50-lb bag →
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Phoenix Pharaoh

Dehulled Emmer Malt | Heritage Release

Phoenix Pharaoh — Dehulled Emmer Malt

Arizona-grown, ancient-rooted. A dehulled emmer (Triticum dicoccum) pale malt revived from one of the oldest cultivated grains on earth — pre-dating modern bread wheat by millennia. Engineered to deliver nutty, grassy, distinctly emmer flavor in farmhouse, saison, and ancient-style brewing programs that demand a heritage signature.

Order by email — $82 / 50-lb bag →
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Ute Moonstone

Raw Cracked Blue Maize | Native Heritage Release

Ute Moonstone — Raw Cracked Blue Maize

Tribal-grown, indigo-hearted. An organic, non-GMO heritage blue maize cracked to a rough adjunct profile for craft distillers and brewers. Grown by the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe on the Towaoc, Colorado, reservation — anthocyanin-rich kernels carrying the deep indigo color and earthy-sweet maize signature that distinguishes blue corn from commodity #2 yellow.

Order by email — $44 / 50-lb bag →
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