The Types classification groups dry brewing inputs into malted barley, specialty grains, and adjuncts. Malted barley remains the dominant type, contributing approximately 60% of market value due to its fundamental role in starch conversion and flavor development across all brewing applications. Specialty grains—such as rye, wheat, and spelt—capture around 25% of the market, reflecting a growing consumer interest in nuanced mouthfeel and color attributes, especially within the craft segment. Adjuncts, including dried hops, sugars, and flavor extracts, occupy the remaining 15%, driven by functional needs for bitterness adjustment, fermentation control, and product differentiation. The relative weight of each type aligns with production scale and product positioning, reinforcing the market taxonomy that underpins strategic sourcing and product development decisions in the dry brewing sector.