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Harris Beer Brite Finings Tub

Harris Beer Brite Finings Tub

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Harris Beer Brite is a finings treatment for home brewed beer, supplied in a handy tub with its own measuring spoon. Finings are used to help clear your beer before it is bottled or kegged, so you end up with a brighter pint. This is the new and improved version of Beer Brite.

  • New and improved Beer Brite finings
  • 3 dose treatment pot
  • Comes with a measuring spoon for an accurate dosage each time
  • Treats 3 x 5 gallons of beer in total
  • Made for use with beer

How much beer does one tub of Beer Brite treat?

Each tub holds three doses and will treat 3 x 5 gallons of beer. That means one pot covers three separate 5 gallon batches.

How do I measure the right amount of Beer Brite?

The tub comes with a measuring spoon, so you can give your beer an accurate dose every time you use it, rather than having to guess by eye.

Harris Beer Brite
How to Use
Dose
2 level tsp
per 23 litres
Pack treats
3 brews
3 x 23 litres
When
End of fermentation

Used for: Strong freeze-dried isinglass finings - clears beer fast with a compact sediment.

When: Towards the end of fermentation.

Step by step
1Add the sachet (or 2 level teaspoons from the tub) to half a cup of COLD water.
2Whisk with a fork for 1 minute.
3Leave for 15 minutes, then whisk again.
4Add to 5 gallons (23 litres) of beer and stir gently.
Good to know: Contains isinglass (fish) and sulphites. Not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. Cold water only.
You may also need: Starbrite (vegan) · All finings
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Beer Brite?

Freeze-dried isinglass finings from Harris. It clears beer fast and packs the sediment down firmly.

How do I mix it?

Sachet (or 2 level teaspoons from the tub) into half a cup of COLD water, whisk 1 minute, leave 15 minutes, whisk again, then stir gently into 23 litres.

Is it vegan?

No - isinglass comes from fish, and it contains sulphites. For a vegan option use Starbrite.

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Michael Donally

Very good thanks