Brewing Sugar Beer Home Brew Wine Making Youngs Dextrose Monohydrate Sugar 1kg

• Youngs brewing and winemaking sugar 1kg.
• Brewing Sugar is suitable for all home brewing requirements. Especially recommended for use in Beers, Lagers, Wines, Ciders and Spirits, for both the primary fermentation and final priming for Beers - whether finished in Bottles or Barrel(s).
• Brewing Sugar is Dextrose Monohydrate. There is a difference in the use as opposed to standard household sugar. Basically, using brewing sugar will start quicker and ferment cleaner.
• Normal household sugar takes longer to be absorbed by the yeast which produces #bi-products and impurities#. These #bi-products# can have a taste which may affect the final taste.
• We would always recommend using brewing sugar for optimum results.
• Brewing Sugar Benefits: Dissolves Quicker, Ferments Easier, Increases Yield, Cleaner Flavour, Priming Beer for Carbonation.

Product description Youngs brewing and winemaking sugar 1kg. Brewing Sugar is suitable for all home brewing requirements. Especially recommended for use in Beers, Lagers, Wines, Ciders and Spirits, for both the primary fermentation and final priming for Beers - whether finished in Bottles or Barrel(s). Brewing Sugar is Dextrose Monohydrate. There is a difference in the use as opposed to standard household sugar. Basically, using brewing sugar will start quicker and ferment cleaner. Normal household sugar takes longer to be absorbed by the yeast which produces #bi-products and impurities#. These #bi-products# can have a taste which may affect the final taste. We would always recommend using brewing sugar for optimum results. Brewing Sugar Benefits: Dissolves Quicker, Ferments Easier, Increases Yield, Cleaner Flavour, Priming Beer for Carbonation. Directions Use 1kg of Youngs Brewing Sugar for every 23 liters of water to make a standard gravity wort. Dissolve the sugar in the water before adding yeast. For priming beer, add 100g of sugar per 5 liters of beer, dissolve and add to the bottling bucket before bottling. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.