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A [[ | [[file:Yttrium_2004_pot_still.jpeg|thumb|200px|right|Yttrium's Pot Still]] | ||
A [[still]] that produces a flavorful, but not extremely pure [[distillate]]. It is derived from the ancient [[Alembic Still]]. There are many designs for pot stills, from the traditional "pot" still based on an actual kettle, to the more modern pot stills which often employ two stills, one for [[low wines]] and one for [[spirits]]. | |||
Some stills, such as [[ | Some stills, such as [[Coffey]] stills, are a form of pot still but are designed for continuous operation. | ||
We have started a page for [[ | We have started a page for [[pot still photos]]. | ||
A site that sells all [[ | A site that sells all [[copper]] stills is [http://www.coppermoonshinestills.com/index.html Copper Moonshine Stills] | ||
[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 30 September 2017
A still that produces a flavorful, but not extremely pure distillate. It is derived from the ancient Alembic Still. There are many designs for pot stills, from the traditional "pot" still based on an actual kettle, to the more modern pot stills which often employ two stills, one for low wines and one for spirits.
Some stills, such as Coffey stills, are a form of pot still but are designed for continuous operation.
We have started a page for pot still photos.
A site that sells all copper stills is Copper Moonshine Stills