Alpha Amylase Enzymes are used in recipes where there is a need to reduce starches into simpler carbohydrates and when there are insufficient natural enzymes available. Alpha Amylase Enzymes reduce complex starch molecules primarily into dextrins and a small amount of maltose which will increase the body and texture of a beer and create more fermentable sugars. This is a food grade product and is typically used in the baking industry for the improvement of loaf volume, texture and wheat with low diastatic power. It has a broad effective temperature range however it reaches optimum activity around 99ºF (37ºC). 

Net Weight: 1lb (454g)

Details:
Form: Powder
Optimum Temperature: 99°F (37°C)

Directions:
- Usage Varies. Use approximately 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) per 5 US gallons (18.9L)
- Amylase Enzymes should be added to beer recipes during the mash so that it can work in conjunction with the other natural enzymes which are present.
- Amylase Enzymes will not survive through boiling temperatures.
- Amylase Enzymes can be added during or after fermentation if necessary. If this method is used, the beer must be allowed to remain in a fermentation vessel since the enzymes will create more fermentable sugars.