Description

Brew Fizz Carbonation Drops

Carbonation/priming drops are pre-measured sugar tablets you add to bottles of beer (or cider) to create carbonation during conditioning. They are a convenient way to carbonate your brew after bottling to aid the start of secondary fermentation.

Brew Fizz provides an easy way to carbonate finished drinks. It helps produce fine, refreshing bubbles and a stable level of carbonation. It works by supplying a controlled source of fermentable sugars or carbonation aid (depending on application).

We highly recommend these drops, handcrafted in the UK, perfect for priming UK size bottles

Why use priming drops instead of sugar?

There are several benefits:

• Accurate Dosage
• Dissolve quickly
• Conveniently fit bottlenecks
• No Mess
• No Waste
• Easy To Use

Made In The UK

Brew Fizz helps deliver steady, predictable carbonation levels. It reduces the risk of flat or over-carbonated bottles. It supports a clean, professional-quality finish in every batch. Great brews without the fuss!

Guideline dosage:

Light carbonation 1 drop per 500ml bottle
Standard dosage 2 drops per 500ml bottle
Increased carbonation (lagers and ciders etc) maximum 3 drops per 500ml bottle

Approx: 80 pieces

Are they suitable for all beer styles and how many do I use for UK style bottles?

Carbonation Drops can be used in any brand and any style of beer, lager stout or cider. The drops are generally used at a rate of 2 per 500ml bottle for medium carbonation, however you can alter this to suit your personal preference, if you would like a low level of carbonation you could use just one per 500ml bottle, or for a more lively result if more fizz is wanted, you could use up to a maximum of 3 drops per 500ml bottle.

How do Carbonation Drops work?

They’re just fermentable sugar in a solid, dosed form.

When you bottle your beer:

1. You add a drop to each bottle of beer
2. Residual yeast left in the beer ferments that sugar
3. This produces CO₂ (carbon dioxide)
4. Gas gets trapped in the sealed bottle → carbonation