Old Glory Distilling Co.

We use a 2500 gallon cooler, and we run about 3500 lbs/hr of corn through our hammer mill and auger it directly into the cooker. Wheat, rye, and malted barley obviously run much faster.

We were having similar issues - also with the milled grain collecting around the inlet/slide gate with all the moisture. We finally settled on moving the outlet location on our milled grain conveyor so that we could simply use a section of flexible 4" hose that drops in the manway for grain additions. The grain no longer piles up on the cooling coils, we no longer forget to open the slide gate (because we removed it!), and probably most importantly - we're able to easily keep our grain augers/inlet tubes clean and near moisture free.

All- We have 200 barrels of 80C/10R/10MB for sale. #4 Char Kelvin Cooperage Barrel. Barreled September 2023. Asking $1050 each. Open to offers for the entire lot. Cheers!

Hey Everyone - We're letting go of a little bit of our wheated bourbon. Everything over 24 months was pot distilled in a single pass on a Vendome 500 gallon copper pot still using a 4-plate column & dephlegmator. The barrels under 24 months were/are distilled on a 14" Vendome copper continuous column and doubler. Mash Bill: 73% Corn / 19% Wheat / 8% Malted Barley Age Qty. Available Price Range New Make 1000+ $1000-$1200 1-18 Month 100 $1200-$2000 18-24 Month 60 $2000-$2500 24-36 Month 48 $2500-$3750 36-48 Month 24 $3750-$4500 Pricing is flexible depending on quantity. New make pricing is quantity and mash bill dependent. Email us at custom@oldglorydistilling.com or call 931.229.3345 for more info. Cheers, Matt Cunningham

We'll be there as well! -Matt

All - We're continuing to add distillation capacity specifically dedicated to contract production. For anyone that is needing or considering new fill barrels, whether it be for one of our standard mash bills or your own, we can currently turn orders around in as little as 30 days. https://oldglorydistilling.com/contract-distilling/ Hope to meet everyone at our booth in Vegas!

Do you know if the jacketed portion is baffled in any way? Or is it just a 2" tube inside of an empty 3" tube?

UPDATE: Since my initial post back in September, we've added a 2nd shift for additional barrel production capacity. We have around 1000 barrels of capacity currently available for the remainder of 2023. We've had to increase our minimums to 24 barrels for our standard mash bills (MB#1: 19% Rye MB#2: 19% Wheat) and 48 barrels for custom mash bills. Here's the link to our contract services page on our website that we'll keep updated as this post ages: https://oldglorydistilling.com/contract-distilling/ Cheers, Matt Cunningham

All - Coming up in 2023, we have excess distillation capacity that we're looking to fill on our 14" Vendome continuous copper column and doubler. We keep the 4 main grains on hand (corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley) as well as new #3 and #4 char white American oak barrels. Our minimum for a custom mash bill is 20 barrels, and if you don't want to take delivery of them immediately, we can store them in our barrel house as well. Pricing is mash bill and grain price dependent, but as of today, a standard new fill 80C-10R-10MB is around $1150/barrel. We're located in Clarksville, Tennessee about 45 minutes North of Nashville. If anyone has any interest, shoot me a PM or email to custom@oldglorydistilling.com Cheers, Matt Cunningham

Does anyone have any recommendations for bottle (glass) coders for an automated bottling line? The inkjet options seem to be the most cost effective up front, but we really like the CO2 laser options. Thanks in advance!

We're looking for a couple pallets of 750ml Moonshine Jugs to help us bridge the gap between now and when Piramal does another run. Anybody have any extra pallets they're willing to sell? Thanks!

Does anyone have any extra inventory of these they could spare? Our regular supplier is out of stock, and we need a pallet to hold us over until the next production run. Thanks in advance - Matt

Thanks for all that started and contributed to this thread already. We're now looking to add a control system to our dephlegmator, and just want to revive this thread to see if anyone else has done this with a PID. If so, would you mind posting specs/pics of your setup? We plan to go the 4-20ma proportional valve route. Thanks in advance.

We're looking to setup a semi-automatic 50ml line with an ROPP capper. Is anyone already running a similar line or a stand alone 18mm ROPP capper? Any recommendations for equipment suppliers? Thanks in advance.

+1 on the Zebra thermal printer. We bought the ZP 450 used on ebay for around $200. It can print up to a 4"x6" label, and the rolls are cheap. And since it's a thermal printer, you never have to buy ink.