Finding the Best Deal on Sacks of Malt – Tips, Tricks & Sources + Limited Time DEAL
Updated: December 26, 2024
Grains by the lb can generally be had for a reasonable price. They also generally qualify for free and flat rate shipping when a retailer offers that. The same is true for sacks of grain. The real issue comes when you add on shipping. 50 or 55 lbs of grain is… heavy. Shipping charges can add up.
Limited Time Deal on Malteurop Malts!
Who is Malteurop? Malteurop was established in 1961 in France, and expanded into the United States by building a state of the art malt house in Montana in 2005, and by purchasing the malthouse of Froedtert Malting in Winona, Minnesota in 2008. We now carry the full line of USA grown Malteurop base malts, and find the quality and value to be unbeatable.
For a short time, William’s Brewing is discounting Malteurop Malts by 15% when you buy two or more. Applies to both 10 lb and 55 lb sack options. You can mix and match varieties. Actual shipping applies to all malt sacks so multiple 10 lb sacks may end up being a better deal. Check William’s Brewing for current availability and pricing.
Malt 6 Packs at MoreBeer = BULK Malt Deal (and free shipping!)
When you purchase 6+ 5lb bags of the same grain MoreBeer will apply a volume discount. You can see this discount on each product page. Here is an example:
Malt Deal at MoreBeer! – choose 6 more 5lb bags of grain to see volume discounts
Get Free Shipping: Shipping is free with a qualifying $59 order to many US addresses
Example… Briess 2 Row drops to $7.65 when you buy 6 or more 5 lbs packs. Buy 10 x 5 lb packs and you’ll have the equivalent of a 50 lb sack of grain. With the discount this will figure to $76.50 AND that will include shipping to many US addresses.
Yes, free shipping works… FREE Shipping DOES Work. I periodically get questions/concerns when I post this workaround, please read… Although bags of grain do not ship under MoreBeer’s free shipping program… this is a loophole of sorts. 5 and 10 lb bags do ship for free. If you use this technique you will receive 5 x 10 lb bags of grain, not a single 50 lb sack.