North Georgia Still Company Amylase Enzyme Formula - 5 lbs Powder

North Georgia Still Company Amylase Enzyme Formula - 5 lbs Powder

$199.00
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North Georgia Still Company Amylase Enzyme Formula - 5 lbs Powder

North Georgia Still Company Amylase Enzyme Formula - 5 lbs Powder

$199.00
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Product details

North Georgia Still Company's Amylase Enzyme Formula is a specialized powder designed to break down starches during the liquefication and mashing process. This enzyme converts corn starches into fermentable sugars, enabling yeast to produce alcohol during fermentation.

Key Features

  • Breaks down starches in corn during liquefication and mashing
  • Converts starches into fermentable sugars for yeast fermentation
  • Supports alcohol production during the fermentation process
  • Comes with step-by-step instructions and starter recipes

Who Is It For

This product is ideal for home fermentation and distillation enthusiasts who want to optimize their mashing and fermentation processes by efficiently converting starches into fermentable sugars.

Product Details

Brand North Georgia Still Company
Form Powder
Size 5 lbs

Frequently asked questions

What does amylase enzyme do in fermentation?

Amylase breaks down starches found in corn during liquefication and mashing, converting those starches into fermentable sugars that yeast can use to produce alcohol during fermentation.

Does this product come with instructions?

Yes, all North Georgia Still Company equipment comes with step-by-step instructions and starter recipes to help you get started.

Where can I find more information about using this product?

North Georgia Still Company provides additional resources on their website, including an FAQ page, fermentation and distillation guides, and recipes.

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