Calcium sulphate 500g (Gypsum)
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Calcium Sulphate (Gypsum) - 500g
Calcium sulphate, also known as gypsum, is useful for correcting brewing water. It lowers the water pH level and allows adding calcium when the water contains little sulfate. Adding sulfate gives the hop bitterness a sharper and clearer taste. Used to increase the permanent hardness of brewing water. Especially popular when brewing British style beers if the local water is too soft.
Calcium sulphate helps create an ideal environment for brewing beer, supporting enzyme activity and promoting yeast fermentation. The product is easy to use - simply add the predetermined amount to the brewing water according to the recipe. This helps achieve beer with the desired flavor profile and ensures a consistent brewing process.
Keywords: gypsum, calcium sulphate, water hardness regulator, beer brewing, brewing water treatment, British style beer, pH regulator, sulfate additive, brewing water chemistry, water mineralization
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12,70 €
5,30 €
1,95 €
Precise acid dosing is extremely important in winemaking. The standard dosing ratio is 10 grams of acid per 10 liters of liquid, which increases the solution's acidity by 1 gram per liter. Measuring and Calculating Acidity. In French wine literature, acidity is expressed in sulfuric acid with a coefficient of 1.53. To determine the acid content in tartaric acid, multiply the acidity measured in sulfuric acid by 1.53. Useful Knowledge: Dosing ratio: 10g/10l. Acidity increase: 1g/l. Tartaric acid calculation coefficient: 1.53. These precise measurements and calculations ensure a quality wine process and achieving the correct acidity level.