The Whisky Profile Kit
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The Whisky Profile Kit
hi guys has anyone tried The Whisky Profile Kit and what do you guys think is it worth investing in .anyone give me more info on the kit would be helpful
A glass of whisky in Scotland in the thirties cost less than a cup of tea.
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Re: The Whisky Profile Kit
found a link 

A glass of whisky in Scotland in the thirties cost less than a cup of tea.
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Re: The Whisky Profile Kit
Sorry Pop,I meant to respond yesterday,but ran out of wide awake time.
I bought the profile kit,almost two years ago and got all excited at the prospect of making Scotch whisky on the cheap.
All I can honestly report is that it can produce some close matches to some of the commercially available spirits.
But for me it is not a route worth following,and the many small bottles of the kit sit,unloved.
I will admit that was before the days of me using an Essencia filter,and maybe I would find better results today,with a filtered spirit.
Instead,I am now chasing the taste of whisky using all grain washes,with,what to me seem far superior results.
I hope that helps somewhat.
Robert.
I bought the profile kit,almost two years ago and got all excited at the prospect of making Scotch whisky on the cheap.
All I can honestly report is that it can produce some close matches to some of the commercially available spirits.
But for me it is not a route worth following,and the many small bottles of the kit sit,unloved.
I will admit that was before the days of me using an Essencia filter,and maybe I would find better results today,with a filtered spirit.
Instead,I am now chasing the taste of whisky using all grain washes,with,what to me seem far superior results.
I hope that helps somewhat.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Re: The Whisky Profile Kit
Easydrinker wrote:Sorry Pop,I meant to respond yesterday,but ran out of wide awake time.
I bought the profile kit,almost two years ago and got all excited at the prospect of making Scotch whisky on the cheap.
All I can honestly report is that it can produce some close matches to some of the commercially available spirits.
But for me it is not a route worth following,and the many small bottles of the kit sit,unloved.
I will admit that was before the days of me using an Essencia filter,and maybe I would find better results today,with a filtered spirit.
Instead,I am now chasing the taste of whisky using all grain washes,with,what to me seem far superior results.
I hope that helps somewhat.
Robert.
can i run a grain wash though a air still?
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popcorn sutton - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: The Whisky Profile Kit
Yes you can certainly run grain washes through an air still,and can expect some decent results.
Robert.
Robert.
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