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Powdered activated carbon A 20kg container of loose activated carbon to help with flavour and colour removal.
ASCORBIC ACID - INCREASES SHELF-LIFE Ascorbic acid increases the shelf-life of pasteurised and non-pasteurised beers and prevents “papery” (oxidation) off flavours in the final product. Solutions of ascorbic acid should always be freshly prepared and treated into the bulk of the beer without delay, if possible metering into the flow of beer to tank. Read More
ASCORBIC ACID - INCREASES SHELF-LIFE Ascorbic acid increases the shelf-life of pasteurised and non-pasteurised beers and prevents “papery” (oxidation) off flavours in the final product. Solutions of ascorbic acid should always be freshly prepared and treated into the bulk of the beer without delay, if possible metering into the flow of beer to tank. Read More
CALCIUM CARBONATE - HELPS RAISE PH LEVELS Calcium Carbonate (precipitated Chalk) is used in brewing to raise pH levels, generally used in making dark beer. You can add sparingly to reduce acid in beers. Can also be used to reduce acid in wines. Acid reduction occurs immediately. Calcium Carbonate helps to increases pH, it is effective when added directly into the... Read More
CALCIUM CARBONATE - HELPS RAISE PH LEVELS Calcium Carbonate (precipitated Chalk) is used in brewing to raise pH levels, generally used in making dark beer. You can add sparingly to reduce acid in beers. Can also be used to reduce acid in wines. Acid reduction occurs immediately. Calcium Carbonate helps to increases pH, it is effective when added directly into the... Read More
CALCIUM CHLORIDE - CORRECT MINERAL DEFICIENCIES Calcium Chloride is used to correct mineral deficiencies in water which is to be used for brewing. It is used in de-mineralized or soft to medium hard water to increase permanent hardness.
CALCIUM CHLORIDE - CORRECT MINERAL DEFICIENCIES Calcium Chloride is used to correct mineral deficiencies in water which is to be used for brewing. It is used in de-mineralized or soft to medium hard water to increase permanent hardness.
CALCIUM SULPHATE - INCREASE MINERAL CONTENT TO IMPROVE QUALITY Calcium Sulphate (Gypsum) is a salt used to increase the mineral content of brewing liquor to improve its brewing quality and produce the desired beer characteristics. The objective of liquor treatment is to convert your water supply into acceptable brewing liquor. Treating your brewing liquor is... Read More
CALCIUM SULPHATE - INCREASE MINERAL CONTENT TO IMPROVE QUALITY Calcium Sulphate (Gypsum) is a salt used to increase the mineral content of brewing liquor to improve its brewing quality and produce the desired beer characteristics. The objective of liquor treatment is to convert your water supply into acceptable brewing liquor. Treating your brewing liquor is... Read More
CITRIC ACID - ADDS ACIDITY WIT LITTLE IMPACT ON OVERALL FLAVOUR Citric Acid is an organic acid found in beer normally within the range of 50 to 250 parts per million. It is produced as a result of yeast metabolism and is a key component of the tricarboxylic acid cycle, which is also referred to as the Krebs or citric acid cycle. Although it contributes to the... Read More
CITRIC ACID - ADDS ACIDITY WIT LITTLE IMPACT ON OVERALL FLAVOUR Citric Acid is an organic acid found in beer normally within the range of 50 to 250 parts per million. It is produced as a result of yeast metabolism and is a key component of the tricarboxylic acid cycle, which is also referred to as the Krebs or citric acid cycle. Although it contributes to the... Read More
LACTIC ACID - LOWER MASH OR SPARGE PH, REDUCE TANNINS Lactic Acid is widely used in brewing to lower the mash or sparge pH, and this helps to reduce tannins. In the post boil phase for kettle souring to ensure the pH is low enough to discourage unwanted organisms from profilerating. Post fermetantion to adjust sour beers to the desired low pH to suit taste and... Read More
LACTIC ACID - LOWER MASH OR SPARGE PH, REDUCE TANNINS Lactic Acid is widely used in brewing to lower the mash or sparge pH, and this helps to reduce tannins. In the post boil phase for kettle souring to ensure the pH is low enough to discourage unwanted organisms from profilerating. Post fermetantion to adjust sour beers to the desired low pH to suit taste and... Read More
LACTIC ACID - LOWER MASH OR SPARGE PH, REDUCE TANNINS Lactic Acid is widely used in brewing to lower the mash or sparge pH, and this helps to reduce tannins. In the post boil phase for kettle souring to ensure the pH is low enough to discourage unwanted organisms from profilerating. Post fermetantion to adjust sour beers to the desired low pH to suit taste and... Read More
MAGNESIUM SULPHATE - PROMOTE A DESIRED FLAVOUR PROFILE Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom) is an important mineral for its effect on mash and wort pH. It is used as a brewing salt to adjust the ion content of the wort and enhance enzyme action in the mash to promote a desired flavour profile in the beer.
MAGNESIUM SULPHATE - PROMOTE A DESIRED FLAVOUR PROFILE Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom) is an important mineral for its effect on mash and wort pH. It is used as a brewing salt to adjust the ion content of the wort and enhance enzyme action in the mash to promote a desired flavour profile in the beer.
ANTIOXIDANT Potassium MetaBisulfite is used as an antioxidant in beer. May be used at modest levels to provide protection from headspace oxygen.
