cant wait to watch your vids of using it. Im a brewer myself and have been looking at getting this. At this stage i dont want a big setup to run with my brewzilla. Just hoping to make a bottle every now and then so this would be perfect
Some "pro tips" I've learned over the years: Turbo Yeast was designed for making ethanol fuel FAST (i.e. stressed out yeast). It's not very good at making palatable spirits. You can clean the packing in place with a vinegar run. But foreshots & early heads (which you toss anyway) do that also. You can get "neutral-ish" in 1x distillation, but doing several stripping runs & then a spirit run will make it better. And since you're making beer already, do a sugarhead on the spent grains (~8 lbs/5 gal water). Makes a fine whiskey! Especially if you invert the sugar. I have a Franziskaner whiskey that is getting pretty phenomenol after only 6 months on oak.
How would you double distil? I've done a first run from the wash. I have diluted it to 40% ABV. I've filtered it. But now I'd like to re distil it. I'm new to this. It's my first time. I can't find any instructions online that I understand. TIA Tony
It's pretty simple. Just take the contents of your stripping runs and put them back in the still. As long as it's around 40% ABV you're good to go. At this point you will recall concentrate and wind up with a much higher ABV product. 🍻
Thanks for the review. You got a new sub
Thank you very much. I've got more distillation content on the horizon
LOVE IT!! Can't wait to see your journey with the AirStill Pro, we love it - for distilling water obviously! Thanks for the mention!! 😉
It's my pleasure and thank you very very much 🍻🍻🍻
Would love to see you do a sugar wash. I’m hoping to buy my Air Pro next month
That's going to be my next aristo Pro video.
cant wait to watch your vids of using it.
Im a brewer myself and have been looking at getting this. At this stage i dont want a big setup to run with my brewzilla. Just hoping to make a bottle every now and then so this would be perfect
Hopefully I'll have the first of those videos out in the next week or two 🍻🍻
Some "pro tips" I've learned over the years:
Turbo Yeast was designed for making ethanol fuel FAST (i.e. stressed out yeast). It's not very good at making palatable spirits.
You can clean the packing in place with a vinegar run. But foreshots & early heads (which you toss anyway) do that also.
You can get "neutral-ish" in 1x distillation, but doing several stripping runs & then a spirit run will make it better.
And since you're making beer already, do a sugarhead on the spent grains (~8 lbs/5 gal water). Makes a fine whiskey! Especially if you invert the sugar. I have a Franziskaner whiskey that is getting pretty phenomenol after only 6 months on oak.
Thank you very much I really appreciate it 🍻🍻
I use the regular AirStill for making water for my CPAP. Works great!
I'd chucked that up to one of its mini uses 🍻
How would you double distil? I've done a first run from the wash. I have diluted it to 40% ABV. I've filtered it. But now I'd like to re distil it. I'm new to this. It's my first time. I can't find any instructions online that I understand. TIA Tony
It's pretty simple. Just take the contents of your stripping runs and put them back in the still. As long as it's around 40% ABV you're good to go. At this point you will recall concentrate and wind up with a much higher ABV product. 🍻
Mmmm shine ☀️
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Nice disclaimer
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Mine makes awesome distilled water.
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Repent! 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the video! Some minor feedback: the music is a bit loud it kinda drowns out your voiceover.
I would agree. I got that audio level a little high 🍻
What’s the little bag of teeth for?
Lol those are ceramic boil enhancers
music way too loud, didnt finish watching
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Dude, I'm tryin' to listen to you talk and there's all this industrial noise pollution crashing all the time.
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Sorry 😐