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Enhancing Winemaking with Oak Wine Chips: A Guide to Seguin Moreau’s Oenochips and Oenofinishers

Oak has always held a special place in winemaking, with traditional oak barrels imparting flavour, complexity, and smoothness to wines. However, for winemakers who want oak-infused depth without the...

Unlocking the Secret to Great Cider with Processing Aids & Preservatives

Producing great cider goes beyond selecting the right apples and mastering fermentation—it requires precision, control, and the use of carefully chosen processing aids and preservatives. These...

The Hidden Challenges in Hop-Forward Brewing

In the world of brewing, diacetyl and hop creep are two common issues that can significantly impact the quality of hop-forward beers. As craft brewers push boundaries with hop additions, these hidden...

Crystal Clear Cider: Unlocking the Benefits of Clarification

When it comes to crafting the perfect cider, clarity is key. Not only does a clear cider look more appealing, but it also signifies a high-quality product free from unwanted particles and impurities....

Guest Blogger: Lallemand-Sour beers made easy

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Beer Foam- what you need to know.

There is nothing more satisfying than the frothy mouth-watering theatre of a beautifully dispensed beer cascading from the tap with all its promise of tasty goodness.  Whether a nitro stout, crisp...

Kegging, canning or bottling? Have you considered the benefits of Murphy’s Super F?

What is it? Super F is a rapid action fining, made using our own special formulation of silicate and polysaccharide for rapid sedimentation.  This unique blend makes Super F effective at fining out...

What is Adhol No. 10 and why use it?

An additive used for blending with Caustic Soda solutions supplying a source of active oxygen… Use Instructions In use concentrations of Adhol No. 10 are application dependent and should be...

Using a microscope to help control yeast quality

For good brewing you need a healthy yeast with a good viability, a good cell count and free from contamination. You can monitor the viability of your yeast by using a methylene blue stain, as dead or...