Draft Brewer® BeerBrite Filtration System with tubing connected

BeerBrite Filtration System

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Beer in full technicolor--clean, crisp and crystal-clear. The BeerBrite System filters out suspended yeast and particulates for startlingly bright beer.

Filtering is used in craft and commercial breweries to give a finishing polish of exceptional clarity. It also aids in the long term stability of the finished beer by removing the yeast.

Designed for use with your existing keg system, the BeerBrite makes filtering easier and less expensive. Reveal the true character of your brew and taste its full profile in ultra-high resolution.

System includes: Filter housing, filter cartridges and tubing connections.

The filter housing connects between 2 kegs, and non-carbonated beer is forced (with CO2) from the first keg, through the filter, and into the second brightkeg. The system includes 2 filter cartridges; a 5.0 micron filter which removes particulates such as hop debris, proteins and trub material that would clog the fine 1.0 micron filter, which removes up to 90% of the yeast. So easy to use; simply connect the 2 ball locks, and turn on the gas - the beer will flow and you will know that your beer is clear.

Works great with our Draft Brewer® Flex System or Draft Brewer® Twin System.

Filtering can also benefit the stability of sweetened Meads and Wine. By removing the yeast altogether, you can reduce the need for additional stabilizers like Potassium Sorbate, which can break down during long term storage. Filter the mead/wine like normal, then bottle directly from the keg.

Proposition 65 Warning for California Consumers: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 41 reviews
54%
(22)
27%
(11)
12%
(5)
2%
(1)
5%
(2)
D
Duane L.
Works like a dream!

The system works very well. I ran my amber ale through the 5 micron filter with 6 or 7 lbs pressure of co2. It cleaned it up very well. I didn't need to use the 1 micron filter. Once cold crashed for 24 hours the beer was super clear. Nice filter system!

d
dan p.
Works but could be better

It works. The small particle size filter does get rid of yeast, not all, I still taste some, but a fair amount.

However, it's a silly design with the in and out both at the top, there needs to be a tube from the bottom to the out, the inner void of the filter does not get that job done. Also, the lines don't need to be so big on diameter, why are they crazy wide, the throughput is based on pressure not line diameter. Between that and the no dip tube, I lose a couple of servings when I should lose a couple of ounces, and I can't run a second batch because of all the left-behind.

A tip that helps get rid of more of the sanitizer fluid, run the second half of that step with the whole apparatus upside down. Course that doesn't work at the end of a beer filter, though. Also, if you're filtering beer, don't carbonate first - also an effect of the lack of the tube to the bottom.

W
Wilmer G.
Excellent filtration system!

Easy to assemble and easy to use and makes for clear lagers.

J
James L.
Outstanding innovation!!

I've been brewing some wonderful recipes in the last few years, and the best are usually more than a little foggy. When I spotted the BeerBrite Filtration System, I figured what could go wrong. Using just the 5 micron filter, and a little bit of CO2 for the push, I ended up with a beer that was absolutely where I wanted it to be, and clear as I could have wanted, or even better. I was going to use the 1 micron filter on the second pass, but after tasting the first round result, I figured I would find another, heavier batch to play with. BTW, the instructions included with the BeerBrite clearly allow you to reuse the filters after cleaning. I chose not to, simply because of the amount of sediment that was on the filter itself.

R
Ron i.B.O.U.
Filter System Works Well

Followed the directions and the system performed well. 5 micron filter got most of the matter removed. 1 micron filter finished the job. Crystal clear home brew. I want all matter, yeast, etc. removed. In regular life, I have allergies, and I want to eliminate any potential triggers for myself and my friends who I share homebrew with. My research indicates most yeast are in the 3-4 micron size. I'm thinking the second pass 1 micron filter will take care of most all of them, and any other particulate.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 41 reviews
54%
(22)
27%
(11)
12%
(5)
2%
(1)
5%
(2)
D
Duane L.
Works like a dream!

The system works very well. I ran my amber ale through the 5 micron filter with 6 or 7 lbs pressure of co2. It cleaned it up very well. I didn't need to use the 1 micron filter. Once cold crashed for 24 hours the beer was super clear. Nice filter system!

d
dan p.
Works but could be better

It works. The small particle size filter does get rid of yeast, not all, I still taste some, but a fair amount.

However, it's a silly design with the in and out both at the top, there needs to be a tube from the bottom to the out, the inner void of the filter does not get that job done. Also, the lines don't need to be so big on diameter, why are they crazy wide, the throughput is based on pressure not line diameter. Between that and the no dip tube, I lose a couple of servings when I should lose a couple of ounces, and I can't run a second batch because of all the left-behind.

A tip that helps get rid of more of the sanitizer fluid, run the second half of that step with the whole apparatus upside down. Course that doesn't work at the end of a beer filter, though. Also, if you're filtering beer, don't carbonate first - also an effect of the lack of the tube to the bottom.

W
Wilmer G.
Excellent filtration system!

Easy to assemble and easy to use and makes for clear lagers.

J
James L.
Outstanding innovation!!

I've been brewing some wonderful recipes in the last few years, and the best are usually more than a little foggy. When I spotted the BeerBrite Filtration System, I figured what could go wrong. Using just the 5 micron filter, and a little bit of CO2 for the push, I ended up with a beer that was absolutely where I wanted it to be, and clear as I could have wanted, or even better. I was going to use the 1 micron filter on the second pass, but after tasting the first round result, I figured I would find another, heavier batch to play with. BTW, the instructions included with the BeerBrite clearly allow you to reuse the filters after cleaning. I chose not to, simply because of the amount of sediment that was on the filter itself.

R
Ron i.B.O.U.
Filter System Works Well

Followed the directions and the system performed well. 5 micron filter got most of the matter removed. 1 micron filter finished the job. Crystal clear home brew. I want all matter, yeast, etc. removed. In regular life, I have allergies, and I want to eliminate any potential triggers for myself and my friends who I share homebrew with. My research indicates most yeast are in the 3-4 micron size. I'm thinking the second pass 1 micron filter will take care of most all of them, and any other particulate.

123