Liquor Quik Super-Kleer KC Finings - 4-Pack

I had a chocolate mead that defied clarification by any means until I tried this stuff. Overnight, it accomplished what several years and numerous attempts using different methods could not. This will be my go to clarifying agent from now on.

Its liquid magic. I tried everything to get the haze out of my mead. I let it sit, put it in the fridge, waited a week, nothing. Still hazy. I put this stuff in, swirled it around, and it was clear in less than an hour. Its black magic I tell you lol. If you make drinks at home, I assure you this is well worth the cost to get perfectly clear drinks.

Great stuff!! Highly recommend

Most of the wines / meads I make are able to get to a nice clarity by cold-crashing alone, but some fruits wind up more difficult than others. This blueberry mead was still cloudy after cold crashing for a week and racking twice, so I gave Super-Kleer a try. Right away, it was able to improve the clarity a fair bit, but not enough to be commercially acceptable. The pics show it 1) after cold crashing, 2) after Super-Kleer part 1, and 3) after Super-Kleer part 2 and a few more days in the fridge. The packets are dosed for 5-6 gallons, and are a very convenient way to go if you are using 5-6 gallon carboys, but very inconvenient for smaller batches than that. This is a perk if you brew in 5 or 10 gallon batches and a problem for smaller experimental brewers - and in either case, the two-step process is a bit more time intensive than simple bentonite.

As advertised

I have used Bentonite for many years, but I decided to give this a try. WOW! This has been a game changer for me, and the wine clears fast.

This clears meads like a dream! The get clear in a couple of hours but will work better if you wait 3 days (since some really small particles will come down more slowly). It doesn't change the flavors or anything else except making the mead really clear.

I bought this to clear my homemade wine that uses Brewsy packets. These are big for the small amount I’m brewing, so I split them up proportionally. I could buy smaller packs, but this is cheaper, more well known, works better, and is faster!