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Scottzyme Pec5L

Scottzyme Pec5L

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Scottzyme PEC5L – Pectinase Enzyme for Enhanced Settling and Juice Yield
  • Rapidly breaks down soluble pectins for faster settling and improved clarity

  • Increases free-run and press yield by reducing viscosity and cell wall resistance

  • Improves flotation efficiency and tightens lees compaction

  • Effective across a wide pH range and performs well at low temperatures

  • Ideal for white, rosé, and fruit wines requiring fast clarification and clean separation

Scottzyme PEC5L is a highly active liquid pectinase enzyme formulated to reduce pectin-related haze and increase processing efficiency in juice production. By breaking down soluble pectins, PEC5L dramatically improves juice release during pressing, reduces must viscosity, and accelerates settling or flotation. The result is clearer juice, more compact lees, and higher overall yield. Its formulation is optimized for cool-temperature performance and a broad pH range, making it a versatile tool in grape and non-grape juice clarification. Unlike general pectinases, PEC5L is designed to act quickly and cleanly, without over-extraction of phenolics or bitterness.

Protocol
Dilute Scottzyme PEC5L in 10 times its volume of chlorine-free water or juice. Add to must or juice immediately after crushing or during transfer to settling tank. Mix well to ensure even distribution. For flotation, add just before or during the flotation process. Avoid adding at the same time as SOâ‚‚ or bentonite.

Usage Rates
Recommended dosage: 1.5–4.0 mL per 1000 lb of fruit or 0.075–0.2 mL per gallon of juice
= approximately 0.02–0.05 mL per liter

Use lower rates for clean, low-pectin fruit or warmer temperatures. Use higher rates for pectin-rich grapes, low temperatures, or difficult-to-settle musts. Allow contact time of 2 to 12 hours depending on conditions and desired level of clarification.

 

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Haven't used it before, so I'd like to see if it makes a positive change
Alana L on Oct 12, 2022
used before works great
Marion K on Sep 29, 2022
Haven't used it before, so I'd like to see if it makes a positive change
Alana L on Oct 12, 2022
Persimmon
Vicki b on Oct 3, 2022
used before works great
Marion K on Sep 29, 2022
Big Book of Mead Recipes
Ryan M on Feb 4, 2022
used for 4 years
Marion K on Aug 10, 2021
ran out needed more
bobb on Jun 9, 2020
Increasing juice yield in fruited meads
David B on May 15, 2020
Because yeast simply doesn't produce enough pectinate...
Chris G on Oct 9, 2019
Out of c max
steven G on Sep 13, 2019
To help with cider pressing and clarification
Eric C. K on Aug 30, 2019
have used this in the past with desired effects.
Dean T on Jul 11, 2018
article in winemakermag
WILLIAM H on May 8, 2018
Persimmon
Vicki b on Oct 3, 2022
Big Book of Mead Recipes
Ryan M on Feb 4, 2022
Using Scottzyme Pec5L at crush for Reisling and Pinot Grigio. Do I still need to add after pressing?
Francis C on Sep 28, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Just add once
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Gets me great color and juice extraction. I've tried others and keep coming back to this. NOTE: Actual packaging looks nothing like the picture.
January 20, 2018
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over 7 years ago