Flaked Rice for Brewing
- Packed Fresh, To-Order
- Contributes fermentable sugars without maltiness
- Pre-gelatinized for quick hydration and easy mashing
- Very little color contirbution
- 1 lb ships in our resealable pouch. 2+ lb comes in a stay fresh heat-sealed bag.
Malt Style, Adjunct
Flavor, Neutral
Color, Almost colorless
Lovibond, 0.8ΒΊL
Moisture, 7%
Benefits, Lightens body and promotes a crisp finish while contributing highly fermentable sugars to the mash.
Flavor Notes
Adds subtle cereal sweetness with almost no malt flavor, making it ideal for beers where crisp, clean character is desired.
Mouthfeel Impact
Lightens body while maintaining smoothness and enhancing clarity.
Brewing Performance
- Very pale, almost colorless (β1 Β°SRM)
- Quick hydration and disintegration in the mash
- Pre-gelatinized starches are readily fermentable
- Lightens body and enhances crispness
- Supports high adjunct or low-malt recipes
This pre-gelatinized adjunct integrates easily into the mash, contributing fermentable sugars and crisp, light-bodied character without affecting color or malt flavor.
Best Used In:
- American Lagers
- Japanese-Style Lagers
- Light Ales
- Cream Ales
- Pilsners
- Adjunct-Heavy Brews
- Experimental Beers
Briess Flaked Rice is versatile and pairs well with other base malts to create smooth, drinkable beers.
In All-Grain Brewing
Use 10β40% of the grain bill depending on desired lightness. Pre-gelatinized starches allow direct mash addition. Lower conversion temperature slightly and extend mash by 15 minutes for maximum fermentability.
In Partial Mash Brewing
Include directly in mash; no milling required.
In Extract Brewing
Steeped or mashed with base malts to contribute fermentable sugars and crisp character.
Pairing Suggestions
Pairs well with:
- Pilsner Malt
- 2-Row Malt
- Munich Malt
- Wheat Malt
- Noble Hops
- Clean Lager Yeast
- Neutral Ale Yeast
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is an adjunct used alongside base malts to lighten body and add fermentable sugars.
10β40% of the grain bill for typical beers; can be used up to 100% in adjunct-heavy experimental brews.
It contributes minimal flavor, providing mostly fermentable sugars and light cereal sweetness.
Yes. It can be added to the mash or steeped; no milling required.
Lagers, light ales, cream ales, adjunct beers, and experimental light-bodied styles benefit most.
