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Brewers may wish to add sulfate to the brewing water in the form of [[calcium sulfate]] or [[magnesium sulfate]], depending on whether calcium or magnesium are desired. Sulfate is also a product of the [[sulfite|metabisulfite salts]] used for [[low oxygen brewing]].
Brewers may wish to add sulfate to the brewing water in the form of [[calcium sulfate]] or [[magnesium sulfate]], depending on whether calcium or magnesium are desired. Sulfate is also a product of the [[sulfite|metabisulfite salts]] used for [[low oxygen brewing]].
High sulfate levels and dark beers are "not particularly a good marriage". The effects are a drying and astringent finish.<ref name=fix>Fix, George. ''Principles of Brewing Science.'' 2nd ed., Brewers Publications, 1999.</ref>


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