Pilsen Light is an extra light-colored American liquid malt extract that produces a very clear and crisp wort with a subtle malty flavor profile. This canister contains 3.3lbs of LME.
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Bavarian Wheat dry malt extract (DME) contains only malted wheat, malted barley and water. It can be used in the production of all extract beer styles, and to adjust the color, flavor and gravity of all-grain beers.
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Munich Malt has a malty sweet flavor characteristic and adds a red or amber color to the beer. It has enough diastatic power to convert itself, but needs help from other malts (2-row malt for example) to convert other grains.
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Caramel 20L is a light crystal malt made with 6-row barley. It imparts a golden color, candy-like sweetness, and mild caramel flavor. Crystal malts also add body and improve head retention. Usage is progressive, starting light to balance pilsners and reaching the maxiumum 15% to impart color and sweetness to darker ales, stouts, and porters.
Crystal malts are gently cooked during the malting process. Cooking initiates the enzymatic conversion of starches into fermentable sugars, and caramelizes some of the sugars as the malt reaches its final color. This eliminates the need to mash crystal malt, and ensures that some of the sugars will survive fermentation to sweeten the beer. Briess caramel malts are roaster produced to create glassy, crystallized sugars with rich flavor and color.
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Want to improve the head of your beer without changing taste, color, or aroma? Use 2 Row Carapils Malt for up to 5% of your grain bill and it will do just that. Totally devoid of enzymes, steep it in hot water or mash it in.
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The German Tettnang hops are a landrace variety of noble hops with a spicy, floral, fruity flavor and aroma. The go to hop for many German Ales and lagers, It gets it's name from the region where it originally started growing, Tettnang
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The Napoleon strain has very high attenuation abilities and will rip through your sugars to produce very dry and crisp beer. It's most commonly used in Saisons and Farmhouse ales and has a longer yeast settling period that may require filtration or fining to produce a bright and clear final product. 
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