Biofine Clear | Clarifying Agent for Beer, Wine & Cider
Biofine Clear | 1 oz and 32 oz Clarifying Agent for Beer, Wine, and Cider
Biofine Clear is a highly effective, vegan-friendly clarifier developed to produce brilliantly clear beer, wine, and cider by rapidly promoting the sedimentation of yeast and haze-forming particles. Known for its ease of use and fast-acting results, Biofine is an ideal fining agent for brewers and winemakers aiming for professional-level clarity in their beverages.
Why Use Biofine Clear? Biofine Clear is an excellent choice for anyone looking to elevate the appearance and quality of their brews. Unlike traditional fining agents derived from animal products, Biofine is a plant-based solution, making it perfect for vegan and vegetarian brewers. Its colloidal silicic acid (SiO₂) composition works quickly to settle particulates, reducing haze and achieving a crystal-clear finish.
This product is versatile and effective in various conditions:
- Works with both warm and cold beverages post-fermentation.
- Suitable for a range of pH levels in beer, wine, and cider.
- Designed to improve flavor stability by removing particulates.
How to Use Biofine Clear Using Biofine Clear is simple and economical. Just add 1-2 ml of Biofine per gallon of your beverage after fermentation is complete. For a standard 5-gallon batch, we recommend starting with 1-2 teaspoons (5-10 ml) of Biofine. Mix well, and you’ll see visible results within 24 to 48 hours as Biofine works to achieve a brilliant clarity.
- Measure: Add 1-2 ml per gallon for general fining. For heavier sedimentation, adjust as needed.
- Add to Fermenter: Pour Biofine Clear directly into your fermenter or conditioning tank after primary fermentation is complete.
- Wait and Observe: After 24-48 hours, Biofine will have settled particulates, leaving a beautifully clear beverage ready for bottling.
Product Specifications
- Available in 1 oz and 32 oz bottles for home and professional brewers.
- Suitable for vegan brewing.
- Ingredients: Colloidal silicic acid (SiO₂) in water.