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A stripping run is a distillation which is done quickly without cuts in order to clean up a charge before it is re-distilled.

The product of a stripping run is often called low wines which are stronger in proof than the wash, but not as strong as the final spirit.

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	A stripping run is a [[Distillation\|distillation]] which is done quickly without [[Cuts\|cuts]] in order to clean up ~~the~~ [[~~Wash\|wash~~]] before it is re-distilled.		A stripping run is a [[Distillation\|distillation]] which is done quickly without [[Cuts\|cuts]] in order to clean up a [[charge]] before it is re-distilled.

	The product of a stripping run is often called [[Low_wines\|low wines]] which are stronger in [[Proof\|proof]] than the wash, but not as strong as the final [[Spirit\|spirit]].		The product of a stripping run is often called [[Low_wines\|low wines]] which are stronger in [[Proof\|proof]] than the wash, but not as strong as the final [[Spirit\|spirit]].