StillSmart

Seagull wrote:I've never made beer but I do have a Grainfather. I bought it to use fir whisky and brandy distilling as opposed to beer making. To my discredit, I haven't actually used it yet.

As you can probably tell, I'm a bit impetuous when it comes to buying things.

My main aim I suppose is for a larger capacity (even though I can't get through what I make with the T500).

What I love is using the equipment and making the product most. I love the idea of a larger still and was entranced by Odin's beautiful creations.

I like making both neutral and want to get into whisky and brandy properly - at the moment it's essences mainly.

As you can tell I don't have any real direction, more just excitement for new things.

Seagull wrote:Found these two on the nwt. What do you guys think?

Just 30 litre capacity:

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/281289128601?ul ... mwBanner=1


Or 50 litre capacity:

https://prostill.co.uk/en_US/p/Aabratek-AAELW/78

Easydrinker wrote:My wife did suggest to me that I should have an ebay password too complex to type when drunk


I need one of those!

Robert.

Anavrin wrote:Someone's making copper boiler connectors with an easy flange on one end at £75 each

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172352360997

Phantom wrote:

Anavrin wrote:Someone's making copper boiler connectors with an easy flange on one end at £75 each

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172352360997

Now that's nice and convenient. A little expensive IMO, but as with all off the shelf kit, that seems part of the price we pay due to the nature of this hobby........

Mash wrote:This guy is good... Really knows his stuff. Also built in the UK.

I don't think they are £££ when you consider the work involved.

Mash wrote:Lovely idea, but I cannot afford the time.

I 'ave 300l of wine to finish next week, A Christmas beer to get started! Garlic to plant.... the list goes on and that's nothing to do with earning a dime.