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Mangrove Jack's Beer Nutrient 15g

Mangrove Jack's Beer Nutrient 15g

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Mangrove Jack's Beer Nutrient is a 15g yeast nutrient complex that supports yeast health for a better beer fermentation. One sachet treats a 15-23 litre batch.

Why use a nutrient?

Yeast nutrients give yeast an ideal environment to thrive, for a happier, healthier and faster fermentation. That can improve the flavour, aroma and overall quality of the beer and help you brew consistent batches. It is especially useful for strong beers, sugar-heavy recipes and older yeast.

Specs

  • Net weight: 15g
  • Batch size: 15-23 litres
  • Ingredients: dextrose, inactive dried yeast, magnesium sulphate, nicotinic acid, D-biotin
  • Total nitrogen: minimum 0.7% in solution
  • GMO free

How to use

Dissolve in 100ml of just-boiled water and add to the wort before pitching the yeast - full steps are in the How to Use box.

Who it is for

Beer brewers looking for reliable fermentations. Mangrove Jack's recommend it with their Craft Series yeasts. Making cider or wine instead? Use Mangrove Jack's Cider Nutrient or Mangrove Jack's Wine Nutrient.

Mangrove Jack's Beer Nutrient
How to Use
Dose
1 sachet
per 15-23 litres
When
Before pitching yeast

Used for: Yeast nutrient for a healthier, faster, more complete beer fermentation.

When: To the wort before pitching yeast.

Step by step
1Dissolve the sachet in 100ml of just-boiled water.
2Add to 15-23 litres of wort.
3Pitch the yeast and ferment as normal.
Good to know: Ingredients: dextrose, inactive dried yeast, magnesium sulphate, nicotinic acid, D-biotin.
You may also need: All nutrients
Frequently Asked Questions
Do beer kits need nutrient?

It's optional for normal kits, but helps with strong beers, sugar-heavy recipes or tired yeast.

How much do I use?

One 15g sachet per 15-23 litres, dissolved in 100ml of just-boiled water.

When do I add it?

To the wort before you pitch the yeast.