Extract

Iso-Extract

- Extract Dosage Methods
- Recommended Laboratory
Analysis Methods

Dosage:
Trials at the brewery will determine the correct dosage of Hopsteiner ISO-Extract Consideration needs to be given that Hopsteiner ISO-Extract will give about 1.1 times the perceived bitterness of iso-alpha-acids derived from traditional hopping. For trial purposes consider about 555 mL of 2% Hopsteiner ISO-Extract in 100 hL (85.2 barrels) of beer will give 1 mg/L of ISO-alpha-acids in the beer, based on 90% utilization. (On a bench scale 0.053 ml of 2% Hopsteiner ISO-Extract in 1 L of beer will result in 1 mg1L of ISO-alpha-acids).

 

Beer Hopping
Method

Relative Bitterness
As Compared to
ISO-alpha-acids

Traditionally
Hopped Beer

1.0

Hopsteiner
ISO-Extract Beer

1.1

Hopsteiner ISO-Extract is best utilized by adding this extract at any stage postfermentation. We recommend adding Hopsteiner, ISO-Extract as a 2% to 5% diluted solution, preferably just prior to primary filtration. Alternatively, Hopsteiner ISO-Extract, being a very pure solution of ISO-alpha-acids, can be added directly to a finished beer tank to "top up" the beer bitterness.

Dilution of Hopsteiner ISO-Extract should be made with deicinized, non-carbonated water. Mix thoroughly without aeration. Dilution in this manner prevents changes in pH and avoids formation of insoluble calcium or magnesium salts of ISO-alpha-acids Should a slight haze occur on dilution, this can be reversed by adding a small quantity of potassium carbonate to raise the pH to between 8.0-9.0. The use of softened water is acceptable if deionized water is not available. Do not make the dilution with beer, because the lower pH is sufficient to precipitate ISO-alpha-acids

 


 

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