Wine Additives & Chemicals
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Sparkolloid, 1 oz.
$3.19Item #: 4522FProduct HighLights
Sparkolloid is a cellulose/diatomaceous earth mixture that is effective in clarifying wine.
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Yeast Nutrient, 1 lb
$8.99Item #: 6368EProduct HighLights
Yeast Nutrient is a blend of diammonium phosphate and urea. It will enhance the yeast's ability to bud and ferment.
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Yeast Nutrient, 2 oz
$2.99Item #: 6368GProduct HighLights
Yeast Nutrient is a blend of diammonium phosphate and urea. It will enhance the yeast's ability to bud and ferment.
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Wine Conditioner, 500 ml
$8.99Item #: 6375Product HighLights
Wine Conditioner is a liquid sucrose mixture that can be used to back sweeten a stabilized wine.
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White Grape Concentrate, 1 L
$22.99Item #: 6376Product HighLights
This white grape concentrate comes in a 1 L. container.
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Red Grape Concentrate, 1 L
$23.99Item #: 6377Product HighLights
This red grape concentrate comes in a 1 L. container.
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Pectic Enzyme, 1 oz
$2.99Item #: 6382Product HighLights
Pectic enzyme increases juice yields, improves color extraction from grape skins, and also prevents pectin haze by helping proteins to floc out during fermentation.
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Pectic Enzyme, 1 lb
$13.29Item #: 6382AProduct HighLights
Pectic enzyme increases juice yields, improves color extraction from grape skins, and also prevents pectin haze by helping proteins to floc out during fermentation.
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DualFine Clarifier
$3.99Item #: 6383Product HighLights
DualFine is a finining solution used for clarification of beer and wine.
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Titrate Test Kit Holder
$8.99Item #: 6893Product HighLights
This titrettor is a reusable tool, that makes holding your Chemetrics ampoules easier. The holder is made of plastic, and will make your titrate testing easier for years to come.
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Diammonium Phosphate (DAP), 2 oz
$4.99Item #: GF070AProduct HighLights
Diammonium Phosphate is a yeast nutrient that acts as a good source of nitrogen and also aids in the reduction of sulfur.
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Tartaric Acid, 2 oz
$2.49Item #: 6360GProduct HighLights
Tartaric acid is the primary acid found in grapes. In part, tartaric acid is responsible for the vinous character of wine.