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Description: Citrus and peach
Sweetness: Off/Dry
Body: Light/Medium
Oak: None
Alcohol: 11.5
The new Bulldog Master Brewer is here! This highly advanced system for beer brewing has now got advanced features such as double wall stainless boiler – no need for “jackets”, detachable controller which now handles advanced step mashing (up to 9 steps) and many other improvements over the previous Bulldog Brewer, such as a heavy duty magnetic pump.
Similar products are available on High Street at prices starting from £750 and some as expensive as up to £1500. The Bulldog Master Brewer has been developed with affordability in mind, yet without any compromises to the quality. your Bulldog Master Brewer will handle all the rest. Mashing, lautering, sparging, boiling and cooling down. Gain full control over your beer making, from the raw ingredients through to the final beer of any type of style – the world is your Pint!
.12 months Warranty
Distillers Triple Pack
Suitable for the T500 stills
Contains
Turbo Classic 8 Yeast 4 star, Turbo Carbon, Turbo Clear,8k dextrose
this kit will give you 20% ABV in aprox 5days @25c 77f
Note: I have used this kit , I got 4.300 liters @93% in five days added water to make it 40% gave me 12 liters of spirits =16 x 750 ml bottles.
works out @ £ 1.32 per bottle
Cane or sucrose sugar can reduced the final ABV
Brewing sugar This will produce a finer, cleaner & faster ferment.
The sugar is a spray dried glucose (aka dextrose) which dissolves easily in cold liquids to form a syrup and importantly leaves no after taste.
Being 100% fermentable, it promotes fast fermentation & can be used for priming during the secondary fermentation.
It is is highly recommended for use in making beers, liqueurs and wines in preference to household sugar (sucrose – being glucose+fructose, with the yeast first having to convert the unfermentable fructose into fermentable glucose prior to fermentation).
Well worth the extra pence per pint or bottle.