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33 M from denmark. Laying low at the moment. Interrested in rum & whisky distilling, exclusively pot stilled, passive cooling, real slow.

just wanted to share a link to a German place (probably way too expensive, but at least my fellow Europeans will have the option). They also have barrels, that seem to be at a better price. http://www.barrel-shop.com/oak-alternatives.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;"...

Hi All, I live in Denmark, which is pretty much beet country, with regards to feed molasses. The common treacle (sirup) is a mixture of beet and cane molasses (probably mostly beet) . The only product I can find (within reasonable cost), is "brown sugar", which is stated to contain regular...

I am probably chiming in too late, but for future reference, it seems that small wooden barrels can be bought in germany at a reasonable rate (http://www.faesser-shop.de" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow). I use the bottles from a particular danish bra...

For what it's worth, my still is based on a 10 liters stockpot, and I get way more whiskey / rum than I can drink. I really enjoy the small batch size, since it allows me to ferment / distill often; I pretty much always have something fermenting, and I guess I have distilled 20-30 times...If that ha...

for my still, I have a 10ltr SS pot with 5meters of 10mm copper tubing inserted into the lid and coiled on the outside. the lid is fastened with clamps and everything is sealed with flour paste. this makes for a very simple air cooled still, everything you need to do is apply heat. The heat needs to...

Hi All, I am a novice and I do not know which still to buy. I have built a very simple construction myself (that works), but I am looking for something pretty and space conserving (I am living in an appartment). I have had my eyes set on the standard pot still from http://www.copper-alembic.com"...