cleaning a failed gin recipe

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cleaning a failed gin recipe

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timmur
09/29/03 04:15 PM
Cleaning a failed gin recipe

About two weeks ago I tried to make some gin and I wasn't happy with the flavor. I would like to remove the gin flavor and create a batch of neutral. I was told on another forum that this is not a problem with a good fractionating still. My problem is that when I tried to clean up the flavor, the stuff still tasted like gin (much weaker though). I'm sure the still was going slowly enough as I was only taking off 1 drop a second (the failed gin batch had some feints added to it from previous runs), yet the gin flavor was still apparent. I ran at normal speed (10 ml/second) after removing heads and of course it still had the gin flavor. Do I need to re-distill it several times, or did I do something wrong?


Fourway
09/29/03 08:59 PM
Re: Cleaning a failed gin recipe [re: timmur]

redistill
the slower the better

Anonymous
09/30/03 05:16 AM
Re: Cleaning a failed gin recipe [re: Fourway]

Thanks. I'll just run it back through nice and slow.
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