Clarifiers
UltraMoss 100 g
€7.45*
Arsegan UltraMoss:Helps to precipitate proteins in the wort.Add at the end of cookingDosage: 2 g / 10 l
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Irish Moss 1st Quality 50g
€6.45*
Irish moss is a clearing agent. It promotes the settling of the proteins in the wort and is added at the end of the boil.
Dosage: about 5g / 25 liters
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Mangrove Jacks Beer Fining Agent
€2.95*
Mangrove Jack’s Liquid beer finings:
Gives you crystal clear beer
GMO free
Derived naturally from non animal product (chitosan), and is therefore suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
20 ml is sufficient for 23 liter batches
Bottle conditioning is not inhibited by the use of the liquid beer finings.
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Irish Moss 1st Quality 200 g
€16.95*
Irish moss is a clearing agent. It promotes the settling of the proteins in the wort and is added at the end of the boil.
Dosage: about 5g / 25 liters
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Biersol - 100 ml
€5.45*
Special kieselsol to improve the clarification of proteins in beer wort (the so called hot-trub).
Dosage: 3-5 ml/10 litres
To be added at the end of the boiling process.
Can also be used as a clarifier in young beers.
Store frost free!
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Biersol - 1000 ml
€16.95*
Special kieselsol to improve the clarification of proteins in beer wort (the so called hot-trub).
Dosage: 3-5 ml/10 litres
To be added at the end of the boiling process.
Can also be used as a clarifier in young beers.
Store frost free!
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Isinglass 100 ml
€5.95*
Isinglass is ideally suitable for the clarification of beer. Enough for 1000 litres. In the 19th century people used isinglass to glue flowers and leaves. This technique is known from England.
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Irish Moss 1st Quality 1000g
€65.45*
Irish moss is a clearing agent. It promotes the settling of the proteins in the wort and is added at the end of the boil.
Dosage: about 5g / 25 liters
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Isinglass 1 LIsinglass 1 L
€29.95*
Isinglass is ideally suitable for the clarification of beer. Enough for 100 litres. In the 19th century people used isinglass to glue flowers and leaves. This technique is known from England.
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