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I was doing a run today and daughter turned up with grad kids .the eldest hes 8 years old what you doing with the water tank grand dad and see,s the airstill in the shed .my answer filtering water
his dad said to me what you doing
took him to one side and told him ,i said making whisky
he was amazed how
his dad said to me what you doing
took him to one side and told him ,i said making whisky
he was amazed howA glass of whisky in Scotland in the thirties cost less than a cup of tea.
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popcorn sutton - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: grandson
Yup ! peeps are often amazed that spirits are so easily made. They presume because they're expensive to buy, they must be hard to make.......
What amazes them even more is that you can make neutral/vodka, then use a flavouring essence and still make something that tastes better than commercially produced stuff.........
What amazes them even more is that you can make neutral/vodka, then use a flavouring essence and still make something that tastes better than commercially produced stuff.........
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Phantom - Master Distiller

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Re: grandson
Totally agree, I now make better beers than I can buy and spirits...... Regardless of the money saving they taste better...
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Spirits4BB - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: grandson
There are posts way back in the history of this site which say the same as I am going to state.
The nice thing about the air still/smart still is the fact that it can be "lost" amongst kitchen paraphernalia.
I have always referred to mine as the "Coffee Maker",Bread maker would work too,leaving you to hide the thing in plain sight.
I have run mine in full,unintended view and presence of the nosy neighbour from hell,who had no idea what was happening,merely remarking upon the nice smell that came from my wood burner...
Despite building myself a larger version,there is no way that I would wish to part with the clever bit of kit that got me back into home distilling.
It gets the occasional use,especially for gin.
Robert.
The nice thing about the air still/smart still is the fact that it can be "lost" amongst kitchen paraphernalia.
I have always referred to mine as the "Coffee Maker",Bread maker would work too,leaving you to hide the thing in plain sight.
I have run mine in full,unintended view and presence of the nosy neighbour from hell,who had no idea what was happening,merely remarking upon the nice smell that came from my wood burner...
Despite building myself a larger version,there is no way that I would wish to part with the clever bit of kit that got me back into home distilling.
It gets the occasional use,especially for gin.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Easydrinker - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: grandson
Spirits4BB wrote:Totally agree, I now make better beers than I can buy and spirits...... Regardless of the money saving they taste better...
+1 to that . and you know what's in them !!
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