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AB-Rad
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C and C malt

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I was wondering if anyone has heard of C and C malt in Pennsylvania. I have never heard of his company but I saw his story he started as a hobbies like us. Seems like a nice guy he has bloody butcher and blue corn both malted and o natural.prices seem really good too
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Windy City
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I have purchased from CNC in the past for their malted bloody butcher and some others. Brendan the owner is a great guy to deal with and they have great products.
https://cncmalt.com/shop/
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Ben
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I use their stuff for beer and whiskey both, I like it, especially their malted rye.
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Awsome I am planning on buying some stuff I wish my local brewshop would carry his products locally
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