Booster

Booster is rated 4.7 out of 5 by 499.
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Use Booster™ to add alcohol and body to any recipe without the dry, cidery taste that comes from using sugar. Each pouch of Booster™ adds about 0.65% ABV per batch.

Booster™ is made from corn syrup solids and is ideally suited for use as a brewing adjunct. It provides a full and balanced range of both fermentable and unfermentable sugars that are designed to mimic the carbohydrate profile of all-malt wort, consisting of 8% glucose, 56% maltose, 16% maltotriose, and 20% dextrins.

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Please Note: This new packaging is half the size of our older style Booster packages for added fine tuning of your brews. For any recipe you have that used the old package, you'll need to add 2 of these new packages to match the same sugar content.

Use Booster™ to add alcohol and body to any recipe without the dry, cidery taste that comes from using sugar. Each pouch of Booster™ adds about 0.65% ABV per batch. Booster cannot be used for carbonation.

Booster™ is made from corn syrup solids and is ideally suited for use as a brewing adjunct. It provides a full and balanced range of both fermentable and unfermentable sugars that are designed to mimic the carbohydrate profile of all-malt wort, consisting of 8% glucose, 56% maltose, 16% maltotriose, and 20% dextrins.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION


NET WEIGHT 6.25 OUNCES (177 GRAMS) per package.

Rated 4 out of 5 by gr62063 from hot water or cold? doesnt seem to matter directions for booster used to call for mixing in cold water, now all the recipes call for adding with the HME into hot water. What's the deal. New size allows for better flexibiity and therefore is good. I have a batch made with 2 of the 12oz boosters because the directions changed and didnt mention the new size, so I'll see how that comes out. Otherwise, booster is ok, I've only noticed it making one batch (Chug a Lugger) seem thick.
Date published: 2017-06-18
Rated 4 out of 5 by MrHighLife from Easy to use I have just added one 6.25 ounce package into a beer mix I have not tried before, so I will not be able to tell the overall effect. However; after reading the reviews, I can say it was not hard to use at all. I added the contents to the 4 quarts of water used for making the wort. It clumped up immediately, but patiently stirred over a period of about ten minutes and the mixture broke apart and eventually dissolved completely.This was before boiling the water and then adding the extract, so I am sure that once the water had reached boiling, the remaining clumps would have dissolved.
Date published: 2018-12-26
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ohio from Smaller Size The new smaller size of booster is less convenient than the older, larger, size for me. I now buy twice as many to get the same amount. It is still the same product which I like and use.
Date published: 2017-06-16
Rated 1 out of 5 by Berny from what is it? I got it with no instructions, there is no mention in the directions and I have no idea what to do with it after reading the blog. It would be nice if I put it in the search engine for mr beer and it would tell me what to do with it. Even the page that says more information has NOTHING on it for how to use. I am gonna try to dump it in the wort and see what happens. initially since it is sugar I thought to use it when bottling but i get the impression to use it early. Hope nothing is runied.
Date published: 2018-08-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Graet product I bought this additional product and I do not regret any choice, they have all been quality products and the barrel it brings looks very nice, my boyfriend was very happy with his gift
Date published: 2021-01-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kindfish from A must for every Mr beer refill or recipe These will improve the ABV of any mr. Beer. And that's about all that needs to be said!
Date published: 2020-04-13
Rated 2 out of 5 by Eriebrewer from Use something else Takes forever to dissolve and doesnt seem to add body. Use LME or DME instead
Date published: 2023-04-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lou Baltz from Helped my Head. The booster in my Mexican beer made a much better head than my first brew
Date published: 2020-08-09
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How many brewmax booster packs should I add to a 5 gallon refill 

Asked by: Mini
In most cases, 4.
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2023-01-23

I received the Northwest Pale Ale kit. Bur, there was no BOOSTER in the package. Do I have to have it, or will it still make drnkable beer?

Asked by: RetiredJoe
Northwest Pale ale is a "Complete Craft Refill" and does not require Booster. Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2022-11-28

What is the max amount of boosters you can add to a 2 gallon batch?

Asked by: ThatGuy
2. If you add more than 2, you should increase your yeast pitch. Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2022-11-07

Can I add 2 packs of Booster to a 2 gallon brew 5 days after I started brewing?

Asked by: Pork
At that point, it is a bit too late to add the Booster. Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2022-09-02

Which is it, .65% or 1.3%? I have the gold package that weighs NET WEIGHT 6.25 OUNCES (177 GRAMS). The package says it adds 1.3%. Your note says the new packaging adds only .65% but shows the same weight. Thanks

Asked by: cmgroden
Hello, One packet adds .65% and two packets add 1.3%. I hope that helps! Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2022-05-23

I am brewing a gluten free stout. The instructions say to add Maltodextrin at the end of the boil. Can booster be added instead of Maltodextrin? And if so, how much for a 2 gallon batch? 

Asked by: Rainman50
Booster contains a small amount of Maltodextrin but will not replace the maltodextrin in this recipe. Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2022-02-24

Recieved two brewmax boosters with each refill but instruction says use one pack with 2 gal? Do i use one and a half packs with your 3 gal fermentor or just use both packs?

Asked by: Ray H
Hello, We used to package these as one, we have split in into two, in recent years. It's still the same amount, however. In a standard refill, both would be used. Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2022-01-27

When using the Brew max do it stI'll need priming sugar when bottling?

Asked by: Brett 99
Hello! Yes, you will still need to use either sugar or carb drops to prime your bottles when using Booster. Cheers!
Answered by: MRBEER
Date published: 2021-06-07
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