SKU: DS131
$159.99
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Ran my first batch with this to work out the kinks. Worked great with the Digiboil (35L) not a sponsor. My old setup would take about 3-4 hours on the stove pot still. This setup took 2.5 hours start to finish. Finished whiskey was just at 40% with a mash at 14% a little low. Like I said great product.
Really easy to use just plug and play. I used two hours or so incl heating up the Brewzilla to get 4 6 liters of 60% liquor. But used a lot tap water for cooling.
The holes where the water lines go in and out leak steam. They are not soldered.
The holes where the water lines go in and out leak steam. They are not soldered.
This is a highly efficient condenser. Water flow needed was barely a trickle. The British pipe thread and the odd compression fittings inhibits my ability to standardize all of my connections. I wish the still allowed for pressurization so that a thump keg could be utilized.
This is a highly efficient condenser. Water flow needed was barely a trickle.The British pipe thread and the odd compression fittings inhibits my ability to standardize all of my connections.I wish the still allowed for pressurization so that a thump keg could be utilized.
Had the same problem. The water connections point UP. Poor designing guys!
Had the same problem. The water connections point UP. Poor designing, guys!
Used it to distill water so far. Does the job!
Used it to distill water so far. Does the job!
Ran my first batch with this to work out the kinks. Worked great with the Digiboil (35L) not a sponsor. My old setup would take about 3-4 hours on the stove pot still. This setup took 2.5 hours start to finish. Finished whiskey was just at 40% with a mash at 14% a little low. Like I said great product.
Ran my first batch with this to work out the kinks. Worked great with the Digiboil (35L), not a sponsor. My old setup would take about 3-4 hours on the stove pot still. This setup took 2.5 hours start to finish. Finished whiskey was just at 40% with a mash at 14%, a little low. Like I said great product.
Was a gift. But looks to be of quality copper
Was a gift. But looks to be of quality copper
Works as advertised would recommend to others
Works as advertised would recommend to others
Easy to use and fit perfect on my foundry. Bought some quick disconnects from the store and no leaks. Made it great to use
Easy to use and fit perfect on my foundry. Bought some quick disconnects from the store and no leaks. Made it great to use
Really easy to use, just plug and play. I used two hours or so, incl heating up the Brewzilla, to get 4,6 liters of 60% liquor. But used a lot tap water for cooling.
Really easy to use just plug and play. I used two hours or so incl heating up the Brewzilla to get 4 6 liters of 60% liquor. But used a lot tap water for cooling.
Nice still but customer support will not answer my questions. There are small openings around the cooling coils that could allow alcohol vapor to escape if cooling is insufficient. This is on an electric heater but still a flammable gas potential safety concern.
Nice still, but customer support will not answer my questions. There are small openings around the cooling coils that could allow alcohol vapor to escape if cooling is insufficient. This is on an electric heater, but still a flammable gas potential safety concern.
Very pleased. works well. thanks
Very pleased. works well. thanks
This is a very easy still to use. Thumbs up
This is a very easy still to use. Thumbs up
Love this pot still.on. my Robobrew. Got 100 oz 140 proof Apple Grape Brandy and 88 oz Peach Brandy 130 proof. Works very well. Easy to clean
Love this pot still.on. my Robobrew. Got 100 oz 140 proof Apple Grape Brandy and 88 oz Peach Brandy 130 proof. Works very well. Easy to clean
Should I add copper mesh to the column when double distilling whiskey?
What is the threads per inch count on the part where is connects to the boiler?
Will this fit a Grainfather G30 lid?
Can I use this as a steam condenser on my Gen 4 for indoor beer brewing?
Yes This is how I use this addon. I would recommend recirculating from a bucket/barrel of water rather than running the tap for the whole brew. I also added the quick disconnects to my wort chiller so I can swap the hoses from one to the other after the boil completes and start chilling. My water source is a 55g rain barrel I picked up for $25.
This set-up will fit a digiboil or brewzilla electric kettle system combined with a distillation lid or copper alembic distillation dome it can be used to separate alcohol oil and water depending on the boiling property of each. Steam rising into this will be cooled by the encased water jacket inside the head and the resulting distillate will drip from the tube. I use a high temp silicon hose attached to the end with a wire clamp to direct the flow. However if the water jacket surrounding the head did not have cold water running through it then only vapor would escape.
It would work similar but a steam condenser sprays the steam with cool water and both liquids then go down the drain. This would have liquid coming out of the condensate tube as well.
