🍷 Grape Wine Brewing Refractometer | Measure Sugar Content & Predict Alcohol Degree | Dual Scale Brix 0-40% & Alcohol 0-25% vol Review

Parts started to come loose. but still does the job. I think there could be better ones for people actually doing their research.

This is an amazing quality product for the price. Worked great for checking sugar levels in grape juice. I did a distilled water calibration, exactly 0.

I am a home brewer and I have found that the reading agrees with my unfermented wort hydrometer and it is a simple Brix calculation to determine ABV . I find it very easy to read and calibrate, and great for a quick check that fermentation is complete. Very good value for money.

I bought this refractometer because it was quite cheap. The first 2 batches seemed to work fine. For some reason the refractometer is now off, the calibration is significantly shifted. The readings were about 0.010-0.012. Now it's practically useless for a meaningful measurement of gravity. Wouldn't recommend it.

I can't confirm the accuracy but it agrees very well with the hydrometer (floating) and determines small steps much easier. I use it to brew beer. Much easier to use than a hydrometer and almost no beer wasted! When brewing beer, don't get too bogged down in sizing. Calibration on water for brewing .Cheers

This useless tool gave me a final density of 1.036. This means that my beer that was fermented for 17 days with Kveik yeast, which should have been 6.6%, ended up being only 3%. Yes, this will be a 30% nerf for Quake. I'd rather gargle with beer and guess the alcohol content than spend money on this product. I'm pretty sure my taste buds will be much more accurate in determining final gravity than this product. Either buy a good, expensive refractometer, or stick with your hydrometers (and I…

I bought this refractometer because it was reasonably priced. The first 2 batches seemed to work fine. For some reason the refractometer is now off, the calibration is significantly shifted. The readings were about 0.010-0.012. Now it's practically useless for a meaningful measurement of gravity. Wouldn't recommend it.

Cannot confirm accuracy but goes very well with hydrometer (pending) and much easier to see small increments. I use it to brew beer. Much easier to use than a hydrometer and almost no beer wasted! When brewing beer, don't get too bogged down in sizing. Calibration on water for brewing .Cheers

This useless tool gave me a final gravity of 1.036. This means that my beer that was fermented for 17 days with Kveik yeast, which should have been 6.6%, ended up being only 3%. Yes, this will be a 30% nerf for Quake. I'd rather gargle with beer and guess the alcohol content than spend money on this product. I'm pretty sure my taste buds will be much more accurate in determining final gravity than this product. Either buy a good, expensive refractometer, or stick with your hydrometer types (and