Mesh Straining Bag with Drawstring 15” x 15”
Mesh Straining Bag with Drawstring 15” x 15”

Mesh Straining Bag with Drawstring 15” x 15”

$5.99
Reusable nylon mesh straining bag designed for steeping grains, fermenting fruit, and reducing sediment in brewing and fermentation projects.
  • Reusable nylon mesh brewing bag
  • Helps reduce sediment during fermentation
  • Drawstring closure keeps ingredients contained
  • Suitable for grains, fruit, and brewing adjuncts
  • Sized for larger fruit additions and steeping projects

Fill the bag with grains, fruit, or brewing adjuncts.

Secure the drawstring closure before placing the bag into the brewing kettle or fermenter.

Remove the bag after steeping or fermentation is complete.

Clean and sanitize thoroughly before reuse.

  • One 15” x 15” mesh straining bag with drawstring

This mesh straining bag is designed for:

  • Fruit wine fermentation
  • Whole fruit fermentation
  • Berry fermentation
  • Grain steeping
  • Adjunct additions
  • Brewing sediment reduction
  • Mead ingredient infusions

The mesh construction helps contain solids while supporting liquid circulation.

This brewing bag works well for:

  • Beer brewing
  • Mead making
  • Fruit wine fermentation
  • Spice additions
  • Herb infusions
  • Small batch fermentation projects

It can hold approximately 4–5 pounds of fruit or berries.

  • Material: Nylon mesh
  • Bag Size: 15” x 15”
  • Mesh Hole Size: Approximately 0.4–0.8 mm
  • Closure Type: Drawstring
  • Reusable: Yes
  • Fruit Capacity: Approximately 4–5 pounds
Mesh Straining Bag with Drawstring 15” x 15”
$5.99

Frequently Asked Questions

It is used to contain grains, fruit, and brewing adjuncts during brewing and fermentation.

Yes. It is designed for fruit wine fermentation and is included with the Craft a Brew Fruit Wine Kit.

It can hold approximately 4–5 pounds of berries or other fruit.

The bag measures 15 inches by 15 inches.

Yes. The nylon mesh bag is reusable when cleaned and sanitized properly.

It can be used for beer, mead, fruit wine, and other fermentation projects.


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