Our Aseptic Pineapple Juice Concentrate (Unclarified) is made from 100% pineapple juice concentrate—nothing added, nothing artificial. No preservatives, no additives. Just the raw, vibrant essence of pineapple in a format designed for commercial fermentation, beverage creation, and food manufacturing.
Vegan
Kosher
Non-GMO
Gluten Free
0.1-0.25 pound per finished gallon of beer
Hard Ciders, RTDs, Hard Seltzers, Lagers
Coconut, Ginger, Mango
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Pineapple Concentrate
Unclarified for maximum flavor and aroma, this concentrate offers bold acidity, natural sweetness, and the signature tropical zing that makes pineapple a favorite in everything from sours and ciders to marinades and mixers. It’s robust, reliable, and ready for your next formulation.
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At a 10 Brix average, a box of puree will contain 4.8 gallons of puree.
The plastic cap on the aseptic bag is fitted with an easy open “peel away” tab. For tote use, we offer for sale a reusable custom tote valve. We also sell a handy quick disconnect set up that can be used to quickly snap onto a bag spout to a pump system to easily and quickly empty the 42# boxes or 425# drums.
The natural occurring proteins in beer, extracted from malt and hops, can create a haze or reduce clarity of the beer. Each fruit contains differing levels of pectin, or proteins, that can also contribute to haze. Our aseptic process deactivates some of the pectins, but different products will have differing levels of pectin in the finished product.
Our fruit purees all have relatively low pH, which is natural for fruit grown in our region. With a small addition of fruit to your brew, you should not experience a significant drop in pH in the finished product, but the pH level of some fruits, (Passionfruit, Black Currant, Key Lime) will contribute a tartness to your finished beverage.
Fruit adds fermentable sugars. Aseptic purees provide a more predictable fermentation and reduces the risk of off-flavors relating to the fruit.
It will change the ABV very slightly, but due to the water activity in the purees, it will not add much unless used in very high amounts.
