Simple sugar
"Dissolves well and provided extra kick to my pacific ale coming out at 5. 7% rather than the usual 4. 5-4. 8% Used 500g in 1L of boiled water"
Dextrose Monohydrate (Powder) - 1kg
$3.50
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Dextrose Monohydrate (Powder) - 1kg
KL12515
$3.50
Dextrose is ideal for the priming of beer bottles for secondary fermentation. It improves the quality of beer. It is fully fermentable and leaves a fresh, clean flavour and minimum sediment.
Dextrose is used to "prime" your beer to produce natural carbonation in a bottle/keg or can.
It can also be used to boost the amount of alcohol production from a batch of beer/cider/wine or distilling wash.
Dextrose will produce a neutral flavour, leaving your product as close to the original recipe as possible but with an extra kick of booze.
For calculating how much dextrose to use for your bottles/kegs or cans. We prefer to use Brewers Friends Calculator -> Here
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Overall rating: 4.9787235 / 5 from 47 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Dextrose Monohydrate powder is highly valued for its effectiveness in beer fermentation, providing natural carbonation and enhancing alcohol production. Customers appreciate its neutral flavor and cost-effectiveness, making it a popular choice for brewers.
Summary topics
- Value for Money (29%): Many customers appreciated the great value of the product, as it was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
- Sugar Quality (15%): Many customers pointed out that the sugar is the best they have ever used in fermenting beer.
- Price (29%): Many customers raved about the great price of the product, mentioning it multiple times in their reviews.
Review topics: ["value","price","sugar","issues","kit","taste"].
Review highlights
- "Best neutral fermentable sugar around" —
- "Always a good addition at a good price" —
- "Perfect fermenting dextrose at a great price." —
Reviews
"Absolutely great product 👍👍"
Value for money.
"Good value"
Perfect
"Perfect"
Dextrose
"It's dextrose"
Nice
"Nice"
Effective way to carbonate your brew
"Ferments clean leaving plenty of fizz but otherwise leaves your beer to do the talking flavour-wise. Most brewing software can help calculate the amount you need, just use the "corn sugar" option."
Great shop
"Top brewing suppliers"
Does the job
"D-Glucose, works as intended"
Excellent
"Berry well price and packaged product."
Q&A
- Is this the same as corn sugar?
- Yes, dextrose is often referred to as "corn sugar" because it is commonly derived from corn starch.