Brew Bright

[adraine]

I have a satchel of brew bright to toss in to my next BIAB. From what i understand it just goes in 10mins from the end of the boilis this right? or is there a more complex process to follow?



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[Rowy]

4gms for 23l. Pretty simple there's some who say to user cold water and some warm. I just mix it in a bit of room tmperature and it seems to go fine.

 

[geneabovill]

Gotta hydrate it first. Make a slurry with it and a half glass of water. Stir it in so it's fully dissolved, and pop it in. I used it last week. It's good gear. Makes whirlpooling easier, and you get almost no trub in your fermenter.

 

[QldKev]

I've read a few different ways, I just throw it in dry at flame out and give it a good stir, it works excellent. Defiantly can see a better floc than when I used whirlfloc; and the beers end up very clear in the glass.

From my understanding you do need to store it pretty well. I've got mine in the original bag folded down a couple of times and pegged shut, then put into an air tight container. So far so good.

QldKev

 

[adraine]

ive searched for the manufacturers site but can find it. anyone know who makes it?

 

[QldKev]

ive searched for the manufacturers site but can find it. anyone know who makes it?

International Specialty Products
1361 Alps Rd.
Wayne, N.J. 07470
U.S.A.
Telephone: (973) 628-4000

Their website seems down at the moment ispcorp.com

 

[ianh]

I've read a few different ways, I just throw it in dry at flame out and give it a good stir, it works excellent.
QldKev

I just sprinkle mine on the surface in the centre of the vessel 10 minutes from end of boil, as you say it works excellent.

 

[spog]

hmm,must try this.have used whirlfloc in my last 3 biab brews and the results were not as i expected.
trial and error,.....cheers....spog......