Cedar Rapids Brewing Society

http://www.midwestsupplies.com/buon-vin ... ilter.html

I have a Mini Jet Filter just like the one above from Midwest. It works great, I just don't use it as much as I thought I would. PM me if you're interested and we'll figure out a price.

Curious as to what it is

All I get is "The link you clicked on has expired. We apologize for any inconvenience."


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Link works for me. It's a self priming pumping three stage filtering device targeted at wine makers

iPhone says no! [emoji851] will check again tomorrow at work on the PC


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Going to start doing wine this winter. Unsure I need this, but I'll keep it in mind.


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czubak wrote:Going to start doing wine this winter. Unsure I need this, but I'll keep it in mind.
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Super-Kleer (Chitosan and Kieselsol) has worked plenty well to get my wines sparkling very easily, though I haven't done whites yet. You can also get a plate filter for $50 instead of 200 and then use it for beer also, since you already have the C02 and keg setup to push it through.

I'll likely never filter a beer. Gelatin and call it good. Works well for me personally.

Wife likes whites and so that's where we are starting. Once she is happy with the final product and inventory is up, I would like to do some reds to have around/give away

andrewmaixner wrote: You can also get a plate filter for $50 instead of 200 and then use it for beer also, since you already have the C02 and keg setup to push it through.

This is largely why I don't use this filter much anymore, but I can see how folks would find it useful for wine or mead.