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Hallertauer Mittelfrüh is an aroma hops variety from Germany with very good aroma. It is closely associated with the German Style Lagers, it is part of the Hallertauer family of hops. Hallertauer Mittelfrüh has made its mark on the world of brewing, and is known for its slightly spicy aroma and character.Crop/skörd: 2021Form: PelletsAlpha acids: 4-5%

A dual purpose hop with intense earthy and faint citrus character, Columbus pellet hops are great for American ales.Crop/skörd: 2021Form: PelletsAlpha acids: 13-15%

Enzyme preparation which has been developed to increase the complexity of the hop aroma and flavour profile in beer. The enzyme beta-glucosidase is capable of hydrolysing the glycosidic bonds, liberating monoterpene alcohol compounds and glucose. The glucose is fermented by the yeast while the terpenes (linalool) adds to the aromatic expression of the hops. This process of biotransformation also occurs naturally during a normal fermentation process as yeast secretes some β-glucosidase, although the levels of secreted enzymes are strain-dependent.Increases the diversity of hop flavors and aroma by changing the ratio of specific terpene compoundsEnhances the beer mouthfeel and drinkability by reducing unpleasant harsh bitternessSlightly increases wort fermentabilityExpresses more character from less sophisticated hop varietiesThe recommended dosage is 1 g per 20 liters (5 g / hL) at a temperature between 15 - 65 °C. Dilute the enzyme in an adequate amount (avg. 1:10) of water to allow an even distribution in the fermenting wort.β-glucosidase activity in biotransformation is a complex process. There are many factors that will have impact on the final product. The selection of the yeast strain, hop variety, timing of hop additions and timing of enzyme addition will all have a direct influence on the final result. Dry-hopping early in fermentation will result in greater extraction of terpene glycosides. Add the enzyme mid-fermentation to allow time for the enzyme to break down glycosides and the actively fermenting yeast to consume the glucose released from the reaction, while minimizing volatile loss from CO2 stripping. It is recommended to perform trials with Aromazyme in order to optimise recipe and process details. Aromazyme is derived from a selected strain of non-GMO Aspergillus niger.

200g cooling gel-pack for transporting temperature sensitive raw material. Select whether you want a frozen pack or well-cooled pack. (Note: Do not use a frozen pack for liquid yeast)Ca 14x16cm and height ca 1-1,5cm.

400g cooling gel-pack for transporting temperature sensitive raw material. Select whether you want a frozen pack or well-cooled pack. (Note: Do not use a frozen pack for liquid yeast)Size: About 14x16cm and 2-3cm height.

Ascorbic acid, also called Vitamin C, is used to prevent oxidation in drinks (approx. 0.2g/L) and preserve mash, jam or marmalade, take 0.5 - 1 krm per kilo of fruit (1 krm=1 spice measure = approx. 1 g) . To get an even distribution, it's good to stir it into a small part of the mash/jam/marmalade first and then stir it in with the rest.You can also mix ascorbic acid with water to drink to increase the intake of vitamin C.  In beer, use in mash and/or with dry hopping to svoid oxidation:- Mash: Add to mash in the beginning of mashing. - Dry Hopping Add along with hops during dry hopping (DO NOT STIRR or aggitate the beer, this would increase oxidation in the prescence of oxygen).Recommended dosage is 0.1g/L, i.e. 1g for 10L (1 spice measure) and 2g for 20L (2 spice measures) in both mash and dry hops. Ascorbic acid E300 is pure vitamin C that is produced artificially and is therefore considered an additive. Ingredients: Ascorbic acid E300

Sodium benzoate is a preservative and prevents yeast and mold from developing, some berries, such as lingonberries, contain in themselves (naturally) so much sodium benzoate that you can even have raw (not heat-treated) lingonberries and do without the addition of sodium benzoate. In industrially produced foods, 150 mg per liter can be used in soft drinks and in other things, e.g. ex. jams and pickles, 0.3-2 grams (300-2,000 mg) per kilogram, which is about the natural content in lingonberries.  In home canning, it is dosed  as benzoic acid (0.5-1 gram per kilo of finished product) but the preservative effect is weaker and sodium benzoate can easily give an aftertaste. In beer/beverage, 0.5-1 g per liter is recommended after fermentation. Pour in with dry hops, puré or juice, or dissolve in 0.5-1dl of water that has been boiled, cooled and dosed with the powder. DO NOT stirr or splash, this could oxidize and ruin the beer. Ingredients: Sodium benzoate E211

Brand new Hop Sock design, suited for dry hopping or steeping hops in the boil. If you have a Heat Exchanger, we would highly recommend bagging your hops if you're going to do a NEIPA or DIPA, as it may clog your plates or even your pump! Rated up to 110C it is the perfect tool for an easier clean up regime. This can also be used to steep malted grain, or literally anything you need to use like a tea bag. Re-usable, we recommend soaking in a Sodium Percarbonate mixture then a machine wash. Customise your hop sock with this "Tie The Knot" Hop Sock, cut it in half, thirds, fourths. Then simply tie the end, bag up your hops/spices tie again and drop them into your boiler, fermenter or even a modified radler. This can also be used to steep malted grain, or literally anything you need to use like a tea bag. Dimensions:150mm wide800 mm long (we recommend cutting in half and tying each end like a sack, or use as long tube) Tip and tricks, tie hops with double the amount of space like a half empty sack (expansion/absorption). Then tie unscented floss to the end and hang with a clip/clamp in your boiler/kettle or fermenter. Keeps it from touching the bottom and clogging ball valves or pumps.

Brand new Hop Sock design with far stronger stitching all the way around. Suited for dry hopping or steeping grain or spices in the boil. If you have a Heat Exchanger, we would highly recommend bagging your hops if you're going to do a NEIPA or DIPA, as it may clog your plates or even your pump! Rated up to 110C it is the perfect tool for an easier clean up regime. This can also be used to steep malted grain, or literally anything you need to use like a tea bag.  Dimensions:130 x 580 mm