Glucose, also known as dextrose, meritose and grape sugar.
The ideal sugar for a full and faster fermentation without residual sugar. Can also be used as brewing sugar or for the preparation of kombucha.Sweetness compared to sucrose (100) = 69Dose: 20% more than sucrose (table sugar)
Cider Enhancer is best for boosting crisp, refreshing cider!
This Cider Enhancer infuses a special blend of apple juice concentrate, invert sugar syrup and glucose syrup.
It has been carefully designed to be used with a range of cider styles.
Use as an alternative to approx. 1kg of dextrose in your brew to elevate the flavour, body and mouthfeel of your cider.
Light/Colourless. Dissolved candi sugar. Produced from the residual syrup of light candi syrup. Easy to dose and to mix.
Fermentability: 99% on dry matter
Improves the main fermentation
Provides a typical candi taste and aroma
Very pure because of the crystallization
Commonly used in Belgian style abbey beers
Specifications:
Sucrose 70%, Fructose 15%, Glucose 15%
Colour: n/a
Contents: 250 ml
Brewing sugar exists of 100% pure glucose (= dextrose) and is perfect for the fermentation for wine, beer, and kombucha. The sweetness coefficient compared to granulated sugar (= 100) is 69.
Lactose: Non-fermentable. Ideal for sweetening beers or for use in milk stouts. Light yellow colour. Sweetness coefficient vs table sugar (100) = 20.Contents: 1 kg
Can sugar is made from sugar cane stalks, just like ordinary granulated sugar. Because cane sugar is not as refined (processed) as granulated sugar, it has a brown colour.
Cane sugar contains 4 calories per gram. A scoop of sugar in tea or coffee contains about 5 grams and so cane sugar delivers 20 calories per cup. Colour: 5000 to 6000 on the ICUMSA scaleContent: 1000 g
Light/Colourless. Dissolved candi sugar. Produced from the residual syrup of light candi syrup. Easy to dose and to mix.
Fermentability: 99% on dry matter
Improves the main fermentation
Provides a typical candi taste and aroma
Very pure because of the crystallization
Commonly used in Belgian style abbey beers
Specifications:
Sucrose 70%, Fructose 15%, Glucose 15%
Colour: n/a
Contents: 1 L
Fructose (Fruit Sugar). For an extra soft flavour. Also great to sweeten liqueur.
100% fast fermentation
Perfect for fruit beers; strengthens the natural fruity aromas.
High sweetness 133
99,5% fructose
DS min. 99,8%
Content: 5 kg
Non-fermentable. Ideal for sweetening beers or for use in milk stouts. Light yellow colour. Sweetness coefficient vs table sugar (100) = 20.
Contents: 5 kg
Fructose (Fruit Sugar). For an extra soft flavour. Also great to sweeten liqueur.
100% fast fermentation
Perfect for fruit beers; strengthens the natural fruity aromas.
High sweetness 133
99,5% fructose
DS min. 99,8%
Content: 1 kg
Brewing sugar exists of 100% pure glucose (= dextrose) and is perfect for the fermentation for wine, beer, and kombucha. The sweetness coefficient compared to granulated sugar (= 100) is 69.
Glucose, also known as dextrose, meritose and grape sugar.
The ideal sugar for a full and faster fermentation without residual sugar. Can also be used as brewing sugar or for the preparation of kombucha.Sweetness compared to sucrose (100) = 69Dose: 20% more than sucrose (table sugar)
Light/Colourless. Dissolved candi sugar. Produced from the residual syrup of light candi syrup. Easy to dose and to mix.
Fermentability: 99% on dry matter
Improves the main fermentation
Provides a typical candi taste and aroma
Very pure because of the crystallization
Commonly used in Belgian style abbey beers
Specifications:
Sucrose 70%, Fructose 15%, Glucose 15%
Colour: n/a
Contents: 5 L (~7 kg)
Can sugar is made from sugar cane stalks, just like ordinary granulated sugar. Because cane sugar is not as refined (processed) as granulated sugar, it has a brown colour.
Cane sugar contains 4 calories per gram. A scoop of sugar in tea or coffee contains about 5 grams and so cane sugar delivers 20 calories per cup. Colour: 1700 to 2400 on the ICUMSA scaleContent: 1000 g
Glucose, also known as dextrose, meritose and grape sugar.The ideal sugar for a full and faster fermentation without residual sugar. Can also be used as brewing sugar or for the preparation of kombucha.Sweetness compared to sucrose (100) = 69Dose: 20% more than sucrose (table sugar)
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