Bioethanol is a renewable fuel derived from organic materials, often referred to as biomass. Over the past few years, it has become increasingly popular as a clean-burning fuel used in bioethanol fireplaces. But what exactly is it? Simply put, bioethanol is a form of high-purity alcohol produced in much the same way as traditional spirits. Today’s bioethanol is typically made from excess agricultural waste, materials that were once discarded are now transformed into an eco-friendly energy source, helping reduce environmental impact while offering a beautiful flame.

The final step in creating fireplace-grade bioethanol is filtering and refining it to achieve a high level of purity, ideally 95% or more. Impure or watered-down bioethanol can cause soot, smoke, and even damage your fireplace. That’s why we only recommend using premium-grade bioethanol fuel. Our fuel is produced under strict quality standards, ensuring it’s CO₂-neutral, sustainable, and safe for indoor and outdoor use. With high efficiency and minimal environmental impact, it delivers a clean, vibrant flame and a cozy atmosphere, just as your Le Feu fireplace was designed to offer.

To ensure optimal performance and a clean burn, it’s essential to use bioethanol with the highest possible purity, ideally 95% or more. Some lower-quality options on the market are diluted with water to reduce cost, but this can lead to unwanted side effects. Impure bioethanol may produce smoke, soot, and unpleasant odours, and it can even cause damage to your fireplace over time. For the best experience and to protect your investment, always choose premium-grade, high-purity bioethanol.