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Carbonation Drops
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Obtain the Carbonation you want without sacrificing the beneficial acids. No need to pre-measure. Carbonate one bottle to 5 gallons.
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Detailed Description
Simple and Easy. Aw sweet carbonation. Simply loving bubbles.
Kombucha brewing is a
continuous effort to balance the activity of the yeasts (carbonation and
alcohol) with the activity of the bacteria
(gluconic and acetic
acids). The yeasts are
directly related to amount of
dissolved oxygen in the liquid and the type of
sugar used. While the Bacteria are directly related to surface oxygen
and alcohol. On one hand when the yeast produce a lot of carbonation, many
brewers are happy. Yet the primary health benefits which are mainly believed to
be in the beneficial acids (acetic acid and gluconic acid) are diminished by
high carbonation.
Carbonation vs. Gluconic Acid
These drops allows one to
more fully ferment their kombucha thus producing greater heath benefit- and
usually a more sour brew as well as flatter. Now achieve the amount of
carbonation you like. The drops are also nice because you do not have to
carbonate the entire batch and can easily do the exact carbonation you prefer
per bottle. Just drop into the bottle, fill, then cap. 5-7 days for full
carbonation at room temperature. (70-80F)
Made from a
combination of Dextrose, Spray-Dried Malt Extract, Heading Powder (PGA). These
convenient tablets let you control the amount of carbonation by the number of
tablets you use in each bottle. To use, add the number of drops to a clean
bottle and fill to 1- inch of the top and then cap. Two CarbTabs per 12-ounce
bottle provide low carbonation, three tablets provide moderate carbonation, four
tablets provide typical carbonation and five tablets provide a high carbonation
level. Each four ounce package contains 250 tablets enough for five to six
gallons.
We recommend using
food grade plastic bottles. This way you can feel how much pressure has built
up. Follow safe
bottling techniques.
Manufactured by
Winemakeri Inc. under license by Muntons.
Additional InformationClick here for more information about different sugars used in ferments
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