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Lactic Acid 250g
SKU: 10881
Description
88% Lactic Acid is widely used in brewing to adjust pH In the mash in small quantities to adjust the room temperature mash to 5.4-5.6 range. In the post boil phase for kettle souring to ensure the pH is low enough to discourage unwanted organisms from profilerating
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