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Do non-barley malt whiskies exist?

perfection

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cdh

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I doubt it.  You need barley in there for the diastatic enzymes it brings in abundance.  I think the efficiency of hoping each all-wheat or all-corn mash will fully convert and then doping the failures with amylase would be economically unviable. 

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Kerry Beal

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10 hours ago, perfection said:

Out of sheer curiosity i would like to know whether malted whisky exist that re made from wheat wholly or maybe a mix of malted grain ?

If there are please list the brand or distillery that does them

Have a look at definitions of malt whiskey and single malt - sounds like malted barley is a given. 

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