8 oz. of Bentonite Clay Powder

paul cecka: Use to clean home made wine.

United States on Oct 28, 2023

Sebastian K.: Gut cleans

Canada on Mar 04, 2022

Larry J Glazner: I used mine for making shaving soap. it worked too! It only takes a little bit to make a great improvement.

United States on Oct 24, 2021

Mlyn: Works as directed just follow the directions,and all will be well

Canada on Nov 29, 2020

Amazon Customer: It helps in getting clear wine, but it's very slow.

Canada on Oct 22, 2020

Abraham Matthew galceranAbraham Matthew galceran: So I am a mead maker and this product has been what REVOLUTIONED my mead making. I add it into my must during primary fermentation or even on secondary that is just aging and it has done wonders for my mead. It clears up a lot of that gunk and stuff still in suspension that gives a nasty taste to your mead which will fall out with aging. But i can say this speeds up my aging process by at LEAST 5 months maybe even more. If you have a mead that has been aging and doesn't quite have the taste you want it to have then I suggest that you buy this. A little bit goes a long way and it is so satisfying to see all of the stuff that falls to the bottom in such a short time. the picture above had no sediment at the bottom until i added the bentonite and it tasted BEAUTIFUL afterward. One picture was during primary fermentation and it definitely helped remove a lot of stuff early one which is when you're supposed to add bentonite to be most effective.

United States on Sep 04, 2020

Bill Stoat: A good-sized bag of Bentonite for homebrewing.

Canada on Aug 12, 2020

M: Perfect for use in DIY cosmetics and beauty products, you also get a very large quantity here for a good price.

United States on Mar 18, 2020

WellTrainedMonkey: I was more used to using gelatin for fining and was slightly unsure about adding what literally is a fine particle sand to my drink. However, since gelatin is said to be capable of stripping away tannin, but this won't, I had no option but to give it a try. (I had already added oak months ago)

Followed the direction on the package semi-precisely and poured hot water into a bit of this sand and made ... mud.
Poured it into my mead and gave it a stir, left it sit in the cold for a week and Volia! it became transparent.
I think I'll continue using bentonite from now on. (Or use gelatin and add oak after that?)

This package contains decent amount for the money spent, very happy with the purchase.

Canada on Mar 04, 2019

voltron: i've tried a few different fining agents and even the bentonite/sparkalloid combo. And come of my prettiest looking wine come from just using bentonite. you can use is pretty much anything. I personally use it after fermentation has completed, i rack to a new container add my bentonite and in a day you can see it clearing. I personally dont like sparkalloid, seems to be slow, and seem to lead to sediment in some bottles since sparkaloid in theory can take up a month to clear. when using it as part of a combo, it seems to take a step backward. What i mean is that i get a really clear product after bentonite, if followed with sparkalloid it causes cloudness that last for two to three weeks. so im not a big fan of the sparkalloid/bentonite combo. Bentonite i love by itself. if i want to super polish my wine, i filter after bentonite.

United States on Sep 25, 2016