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  2. No MGP Rye, just the Green river Rye, same mashbill, just a different major distillery.
  3. We sell the Mori Fillers so I'll just comment on the size & other fact-based aspects and leave comments/experiences to other folks. That said, there have been A LOT of threads on fillers over the years. Not much has changed, but there's a wealth of information here in the forum and a lot of ground has been covered! Here's a link to some past threads. Plenty of strong opinions/recommendations about fillers! For a gravity filler, it's unlikely to get smaller than either of the units you mention. I'm not aware of any 1, 2, or 3-head gravity fillers. Even if there were, gravity fillers need a reservoir that can hold a few bottles' worth of liquid, so there's kind of a minimum cost of entry with regard to size. There are some other non-gravity types of fillers we don't sell with fewer heads, though: the Enolmatic is a single-head vacuum filler, so it doesn't need a large reservoir above the filling nozzles. It's been mentioned a few times in the linked threads. XpressFill has some smaller 2-spout options as well. Both of the above use electric pumps, so you would not be able to use your in-house compressed air.
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  5. I’m looking for a unit to chill 1300 gallons of water in less than 4hrs whether circulating or glycol. 7 HP? Used in the northeast if possible.
  6. Could you give me a call please 607-331-1372 Steve
  7. You become a master distillery by calling yourself a master distiller haha. The title Master Distiller is more or less entirely self proclaimed and means little to nothing about someone's actual understanding of spirits distillation at this point!
  8. Nice thanks! Definitely an option
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  10. Hey everyone, we will soon open our small-scale distillery and need a bottle filler for our 750 ml liquor bottles. I've been looking over and have been recommended Mori and Pillan-Zambelli 4 spout fillers. The only thing is that they might be overkill for our operation since we won't be bottling more than 200-400 bottles a week and we are tight on space. However, we do have an airline that could drive a pneumatic pump (which I have seen is good for safety). Just wondering if anyone has thoughts on whether those fillers would be a good pick or if other options would be appropriate. Also, would love to hear about your experiences with those fillers or any other ones since we aren't too familiar with the process 😅 Thanks!
  11. The folks at TCW like @MichaelAtTCW can help you get everything you need to start bottling your own spirits. Shoot me a message and I can send you a copy of my distillery bottling equipment list Cheers, -KB
  12. If heating oil is available where you are, that may be an option for firing a steam boiler as well. We were dealing with undersized gas lines/meters at the start, and it was just easier to throw an oil burner on the boiler and put a big Roth tank in the corner. Far less expensive than electricity, and all the benefits of big steam.
  13. looking at 10,000 or more bottles. need pricing including shipping to 98604 ( portland Or. area). or call me 907 350 4952.
  14. We have approximately 15,000 Eco Tennessee bottles that we are no longer in need of along with corks. The Eco Tennessee bottles are in cases boxes of 6. Asking for .75 a bottle and .10 per cork. Willing to send samples to serious inquiries.
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  16. We have an excess amount of Organic Extracts and flavorings available for sale. Most manufactured in 2021 and 2022 and are unopened and have been stored refrigerated. Most are in 5 or 6 gallon jerry cans. These are high end extract type flavors that were used for high end flavored vodka. A few of whats available Natural organic strawberry flavor Ginger Root Extract. Lemon Myer Lemon Lemonade Flavor Tumeric extract Wild Cherry Bark Grapefruit Flavor Honey Flavor (non Organic but Natural Flavor) Matcha Tea Powder Monk Fruit Powder most flavors are made with high end organic alcohol and are very high quality and true to form Very expensive flavors due to being made with extracts will sell at a great reduction over buying directly. Will offer discounted delivery or shipping
  17. HB 4231 & SB 492 allow local option elections to authorize seven-day spirits sales COLUMBIA, S.C. – Today, the South Carolina Craft Distillers Guild (SCCDG) and the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) sent a joint letter to the South Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee as its subcommittee considered HB 4231 and SB 492, bills to allow seven-day spirits sales through local option elections. South Carolina is one of only six states in the country that prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits on Sundays. “While distillers can be open on Sundays, they are unable to sell their products to consumers. Many craft distillers in South Carolina make the decision to close on Sundays because it’s not fiscally sound to keep the doors open,” said Scott Blackwell, president of SCCDG. “For those that decide to stay open, disappointed consumers are forced to go home empty handed when visiting on Sundays without realizing they were prohibited from buying a bottle on that day.” Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas and Utah are the only remaining states that prohibit Sunday sales. “Across the country, states have modernized their marketplace regarding alcohol sales laws, and since 2002, 22 states have passed laws permitting Sunday sales year-round,” said Andy Deloney, senior vice president and head of state public policy for DISCUS. “Alcohol is already available for sale on Sundays at restaurants and bars, and beer and wine are allowed to be sold on Sunday as well. Permitting package stores and distilleries to sell distilled spirits on Sundays after local ballot box decisions simply gives adult consumers more convenience and accommodates tourists and visitors to South Carolina.” The two organizations have also been spearheading a consumer-led campaign to encourage South Carolinians to make their voices heard at the Capitol. In less than a week, the campaign powered by DISCUS’ Spirits United, has generated more than 1,000 letters to legislators so far. “We encourage any adults in South Carolina who want to see this outdated ban removed to join us at BootTheBan.org,” said Deloney.
  18. I'm in no way affiliated with pall, I just got this marketing email from them, maybe you'll find it interesting. obviously they're trying to sell something, but it's relevant to the discussion. https://www.pall.com/en/food-beverage/blog/sheet-based-activated-carbon-successes.html
  19. Thanks, Alex, I understand 1. I don't have this problem yet... I'm just trying to get in front of it in case I do... you know what they say, failing to plan, is planning to fail. 2. I do see what you're saying, and i appreciate your advice, but vacuum just isn't where I want to go.... it's not my style, not part of my story, and historically, it wasn't used to create the product I want to make. I guess I'll be just another shiny tank distillery.
  20. You do not understand... I'll try to explain it very simply. 1) if you do not have enough electrical power, then you need a solution that will allow you to attract power for heating without increasing the “consumption from the electric pole nearby.” I know how to do it. (Physics only, no Magic). 2) You get a unique opportunity to become the most advanced alcohol producer in your State and even in the USA. Media correspondents will come to you to interview you. You will have excursions from people to whom you will sell tickets (additional income). But you want to put in "just another shiny tank"... And abandon everything that I wrote above. You choose to be "just another distilling company with a nice tank." It's your choice. 🙂
  21. Excess syrup sale. Perfect for aging in your bourbon barrels. And have something with a large value add for your customers next fall. Priced $700 per drum below wholesale cost. We have 8 excellent drums of organic Bascom Farms Maple Syrup available. prices per drum below. we can find great rates in shipping. 55 Gallon Drums Net wt 610lbs, Gross wt 655lbs MOQ 1 drum / 4 per pallet 1-3 drums $1950 per drum 4+ drums $1,900 per drum
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