AMG-Amyloglucosidase 300
The glucoamylase enzyme is used to convert dextrins into fermentable sugars. The enzyme is popular with brewers aiming to produce “low carb” super dry beers and “Brut IPA” styles as well as distillers looking to increase alcohol yield.
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Product description
AMG or Amyloglucosidase 300 is an enzyme that helps to increase the fermentability of wort. This product is ideal to use for the production of highly attenuated low carbohydrate beers. It can also be used an alternative to priming sugar, increase filterability and improve beer shelf life. It is derived from a selected strain of an Aspergillus sp. It can be added to the mash conversion vessel, fermenter, or post-fermentation, depending on application.
Benefits
• Increases attenuation and alcohol yield
• Improved wort fermentability
• An alternative to priming sugar
• Increases filterability
• Improves beer shelf life
• Ideal for use in packaged beers
• Reduces process timeTIP- Although optimum temperatures are suited to mashing, the enzyme will still work at fermentation temperatures. Thus, addition into the fermentation vessel will ensure complete dryness. For example, a 55 gravity wort ( ῀ 13.75 Plato) will produce a beer of ῀7.2% ABV.
Please click ‘TDS 1’ under Datasheets above to view the Technical Data sheet.
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Additional information
Additional information
Weight (kg) 0.5, 1
Stock Unit Pack
Stock-to-base Ratio 1
Available In Amyloglucosidase 300 (5Kg), Amyloglucosidase 300 (1Kg)
