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One of the basics for wine and beer making and VWP is traditionally the wine and beer makers choice for sterilising all equipment. 100grams which makes up to 30 gallons of sterilising fluid.
One of the basics for wine and beer making and VWP is traditionally the wine and beer makers choice for sterilising all equipment. 400grams which makes up to 120 gallons of sterilising fluid.
For use where beers are stubbornly refusing to clear or you need to clear in a hurry. Sachet sufficient to treat 23 litres or 5 gallons.
A two part process for clearing wine. No preparation - just mix into wine, stir and leave. Sachet sufficient to treat up to 5 gallons (23 litres approx).
A two part process for clearing wine, beer or turbo fermentations. Mix in small sachet, stir wait an hour then add larger sachet stir and leave. Should be clear in 24 hours
Harris Vinclear 115ml - Sufficient to clear up to 8 gallons of wine. Two capfuls will clear one gallon in approximately 4 - 10 days.
A fast acting two part clearing agent for use in wines, beers and ciders. This pack clears between 70 - 135 litres in approximately 1-3 days. Just add 1 tsp per gallon prior to secondary fermentation of beers and ciders and at the end of fermentation for wine.
Copper finings or Irish Moss are typically added 15 minutes before the end boil to ensure break down of proteins that can lead to a protein haze in beers. Use at a rate of 1 dessert spoonful for each 5 gallon/23 litre brew.
Harris Quikfine Crystals No1. Refill Bentonite Crystals used for fining wine with the Harris Quikfine filter.
Harris Quikfine Liquid No2 Refill Isinglass used for fining wine with the Harris Quikfine filter.
Harris Quikfine Powder No3 Refill Perlite Powder used for fining wine with the Harris Quikfine filter.
Tincture of Iodine - use as a test for residual starch in grains. Add a couple of drops to a sample of grain/wort and observe the colour change. No change indicates no starch, a blue/black colour indicates starches present.
A refill pot of acid indicator for use with the Ritchie Acid Test kit.
A refill pot of sodium hydroxide for use with the Ritchie Acid Test kit.
Cream of Tartar, Potassium Bitartrate or Potassium Hydrogen Tartrate, is a naturally occuring by-product of the winemaking process. It is used, amongst other things to prevent sugar solutions from crystalising and as an ingredient in sherry-type wines but we use it in our Ginger Beer!
Citric Acid is the most popular single acid to use in home winemaking.
Citric Acid occurs naturally in most fruits and is the most popular single acid to use in home winemaking, indeed it is the only acid recommended in many recipes. In powdered form, use as a substitute for lemon juice in country wines to create an attractive flavour in otherwise low acid flat wines.
Tartaric Acid is used to enhance bouquets and flavours in wines, and to increase acidity levels. Especially useful in some elderflower wine/champagne and cordial recipes
Malic acid promotes aroma and encourages a rapid fermentation. Use 10g per gallon.
A blend of citric, tartaric and malic useful for when all three are required in smaller quantities.
Tannin is naturally found in the skin of grapes. Wines benefit greatly by adding tannin as it improves the flavour. It is the tannin in a wine that give the impression of dryness to the mouth
Ritchies Wine Tannin Powder 12.5g - A must for all home winemaking. Wines benefit by adding tannin as it improves the flavour. It is the tannin in a wine that give the impression of dryness to the mouth Tannin is naturally found in the skin of grapes.
A tub of pectin destroying enzyme known as pectolase. Add to the start of fermentation to ensure maximum juice extraction and to destroy pectin that can add a haze to your finished wine.
400 grams of pectolase - a pectin destroying enzyme.
Clearzyme - a pectin, starch and cellulose destroying enzyme.
Precipitated Chalk 50 grams - used to reduce the acidity in your finished wine. About 7 grams per gallon is required to reduce acidity by 1.5 ppt.
A very fine clay used as a fining or clarifying agent to remove protein from wines.
Fermentation stopper (Potassium Sorbate). Add to wine to stop a fermentation and to ensure no secondary fermentation once bottled.
A pack of 100 campden tablets - Sodium Metabisulphate in tablet form. Add 1 crushed Campden tablet to each gallon of wine at the end of fermentation to prevent oxidation and bacterial contamination during the bottling and syphoning.
Sodium Metabisulphite - Campden Tablets. For preserving and sterilising.
Sodium Metabisulphite in powdered form. For preserving and sterilising.
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