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HS Dried Juniper Berries 1kg
Juniper berries give off fresh, woodsy notes with a subtle fruity citrus flavour and hint of spice. A principle ingredient in gin recipes, they can also be used in beer recipes to impart their flavours and aromas.
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Mangrove Jack's Lactose 500g
Mangrove Jack's Lactose 500g. A non-fermentable sugar made from milk, used to increase sweetness and mouthfeel. A common ingredient in Milk Stout, lactose can be used to increase the body and residual sweetness of any beer or cider.
250g in a standard batch should have a noticeable impact however some brewers prefer to use more. -
Brewmaster Liquid Maltose Brewing Sugar
Concentrated maltose syrup (from corn) for pale lagers and gluten free beers
1.4 kg bottle.
Use 1.4 kg per 23 L
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Mangrove Jack's Isinglass Finings 1L
Used to improve clarity for crystal clear beer and wine. Will also remove unwanted compounds resulting in smoother flavour. Sufficient for 250L of beer or wine. -
Mangrove Jack's Calcium Sulphate 100g
Mangrove Jack's Calcium Sulphate 100g.
Calcium Sulphate is an important mineral for its effect on mash and wort pH. Used to harden water when brewing ales and bitters. -
Mangrove Jack's Dry Enzyme Sachet 3g
Used for making drier, lower carb beer styles. Add with the yeast to break down more of the malt sugars which allows the yeast to ferment them for a lower carb, drier beer.
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Yeast nutrient (10g) (WW)
Yeast Nutrients by WilliamsWarn. Recommended for cider making - good for one 23l batch. Also helpful for strong beers (10%+) -
Calcium Chloride - 200g
Calcium Chloride is used in de-mineralized or soft to medium hard water to increase permanent hardness. Used as directed, Calcium Chloride is effective in eliminating the variations in composition often encountered in water from surface sources. It will help establish proper pH of the mash and the wort and provide sufficient calcium ions essential for enzyme function, kettle protein coagulation and yeast metabolism. -
Calcium Sulphate (Gypsum) 200g
Gypsum (calcium sulfate) adds permanent hardness (calcium ions) to brewing water. Calcium Sulphate causes permanent hardness because it doesn't get removed by boiling. It is believed that sulphate suppresses harshness and astringent flavours which therefore allows brewers to use large amounts of hops without extracting undesirable harshness from other components of the hop.




