RBDistiller

I commend them for trying because a change is needed, but this was not it...

I recently had all of our spirits tested for gluten because we constantly get that question and wanted to put "Gluten free" on one of our labels and none of them came back with any traceable amount, including our whiskeys.

I would use potassium carbonate to reduce the acidic acid. I have distilled many "faulted" wines before and the biggest concern I would have would be the SO2 that has been added. Some of the time the distillate is not very good and carries a strong SO2 nose.

I have stories about him as well... lets just say, he's not the easiest person to deal with and gets quite defensive about the integrety of his product.

I reached out to the DISCUS email Covid-19 hotline regarding the sales of hand sanitizer and their response to me was "there is no specific guidance that would prevent you from selling the hand sanitizer." I know their word is far from the final word on the topic so take however you feel necessary.

Welcome DrDistillation, look forward to hearing your input and learning from your years of experience.

I have one of CCR's machines, they are great to work with and you wont be disappointed.

I have a couple of these 6 spout fillers and they are awesome. I have been using them for years for a few different applications, wine, spirits, cream base products. https://www.gwkent.com/6-spout-gravity-filling-machine.html

The rinser is an inline, 12 clamp bottle rinser and is capable of 2500 bottles per hour. It was manufactured in 2001 and it comes with 4 sets of change parts. Dimensions: Width: 2000mm/ 78.75 in Depth: 1250mm/ 49.21 in Height: 2000mm/ 78.75 in Weight: 850 KG/ 1874 lbs I am asking $5000, buyer pays shipping from 49107. Let me know if you have any questions or would like more photos.

The corker on the no limits line looks exactly like the CCR corker that we purchased. The CCR corker was a great addition to our bottling line, we were using mallets or our hands for a long time.

Ok thank you, that is what I thought. We have one of their mash tuns, the design looked very familiar.

Who is the tank manufacture?

You could fill them with hot water and caustic and let it soak like that overnight, then drain, citric rinse like @portoman said and then we follow with ozone rinse.

I am going on 4 years on the same pair of Red Wing heritage boots and they have held up very well. Although, it is about time to have them resoled, I dont ever see them completely wearing out from the work done or the chemicals that come in contact working in the cellar every day. I try to clean and oil them 2-3 times a hear to make sure they dont dry out. They were pricey up front but Im hoping it to get 10+ more years out of them.

It was Grape brandy that was added.