Tall Ship

19 hours ago, Jedd Haas said:

Maybe I am missing something. But this page http://www.coppermoonshinestills.com/id51.html

has the same still new for $10,900.

Yes  but that still is direct fire only this still has a 3/4 copper on the inside for a heat sour you can heat with steam, forced hot water or veg oil or direct fire  

the still is in the original crates because I never unpacked it I had finished building a 250 gallon still my self before this one was finished I was going to use this one in another part of my distillery but decided that the money would be better spent on other equipment  

Just want to sell $11,500

Just want to sell it 

You don't in order to be called a whiskey it has to touch an oak barrel you can distill right thru the barrel  but you have to have an aging statement on the front

of the label other then if you does not touch a barrel it's only a moonshine

I have a 220 Double Diamond Still on this forum for over a year and and it has not sold never been use 

in the crate ready to ship 

New 220 Gallon Double Diamond Still in the crate ready to ship this still can be heated one of three ways steam, forced hot water or vegetable oil , direct fire 3/4 coil for heat source 

come's with fire great for more info call 603-842-0098 or email tallshipdistillery@gmail.com 

It takes about a year to get one built  this still must go need the room this still has never been used never been taken out of the crate will give write up on how to heat with forced hot water or veg oil that in it's self is worth thousands I heat a 250 gallon still I built myself with forced hot water that I design the still and heat source you can have as little as $25,000 invested between the still and heat source 

$11,500 BRO 

Crates weight 1500lb shipping not included

I built my own 250 gallon all copper and   design the heat source which is forced hot water I also built a 30 gallon for the finally stripping 

of my neutral spirit I produce rum, vodka, whiskey and coming out with a gin I don't have any awards and I have not sent any out to be graded 

 but I sell a ton of product 

I use an express Filler 4 bottle unit fill's with in spec's of TTB I can do 25 case hr filling, corking , labeling , sealing 

check them out www.expressfill.com

Hi Don

I may just the think you need give me a call 1-603-842-0098

Tall Ship Distillery, LLC

Thanks John

New 220 Gallon Double Diamond Still can heat the mash one of three ways steam, forced hot water or direct fire  in the crates ready to ship

$11,800 

Email or call for more info 603-842-0098 

tallshipdistillery@gmail.com

First order 60 days any orders after that net 30

On 4/22/2016 at 9:54 PM, bluecellardoor said:

Hey everyone,

I'm trying to get my distillery up and running and am ready to order hydrometers. I know I need to have them certified, calibrated, and in the ranges specified by the TTB for both Specific Gravity and Proof. I thought I had all my info down until the retailer called me wanting me to specify the calibration point for each hydrometer—meaning a single proof or a single specific gravity to which the calibration will be 100% accurate.

Any ideas? I only purchased single point calibration—do I need to go higher? Or did I have the right idea and just need to pick the right proof/SG.

Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.

look up Cole parmer 

On 4/25/2016 at 11:19 AM, Lassiter Distilling Co said:

Anyone have experience with pumps to move molasses from one tank to another? We were originally going to use gravity to move it, but are thinking pumps may offer some flexibility given our workspace.

On 4/25/2016 at 11:19 AM, Lassiter Distilling Co said:

Anyone have experience with pumps to move molasses from one tank to another? We were originally going to use gravity to move it, but are thinking pumps may offer some flexibility given our workspace.

My molasses comes in 3100 pound totes I bought a 40 x 40 digital scale made a  L-spout out of inch and a half copper  pipe to attach to outlet on the bottom of tote

I took a 40 x 48 inch piece of plywood screw to a pallet put the scale on it make sure scale is on before you put tote on lift with fork lift up to tank molasses is 12 pound to a gallon

so if you need say 50 gallon minus 600 pounds of 3100 = 2500 I paid $300 for my scale the only pump I could find worth buying was $5500 I saved $5200

I have a new 220 gallon double diamond pot still for sale in the crate ready to ship. It can be heated one of three ways steam, forced hot water or direct fire. If you are looking to start a distillery in the near future this could be the still for you it take's a year or better to get a still built. With the sale of this I will be giving the information of what you need to heat this still with forced hot water from what size boiler that is needed and how to plum it inthat in it's self is a $29,000 dollar value. email me direct or call for more info

$11,800 shipping not included

email tallshipdistillery@gmail.com

www.tallshipdistillery.com

phone 603-842-0098

John Pantelakos

Owner Tall Ship Distillery LLC 

New 220 Gallon Double Still this can be heated one of three ways steam, forced hot water or direct fire in the crate ready to ship

for more info email or call tallshipdistillery@gmail.com

Why wait a year or more to have a still built

1-603-842-0098

Tall Ship Distillery,LLC

32 Crosby Unit 5

Dover NH

I am planning a new distillery and trying to find out options. I'm looking at starting up with 80 gallon stills and want some help with how to heat them. Does anyone have options for heat sources for a still of that size?

Copper pot still 80 gallon.

Don

Hi Don

you should take a look at my post in equipment the post reads 220 still starting up with such a small still after what you have to go thru to open

You should look into hurst

Is anyone using a Bryan water tube? I am considering Rite, Columbia, or Bryan and I cannot get a feel for the "best" solution.....

I Have a 220 all copper double diamond still for sale in the crate I had built

my own 250 and order this one was going to use in another part of production

decide not if interested email me for more details and picture this still can be heated 3 ways steam, forced hot water in which I use in my 250 and it works great or direct fire

I will even show you how to heat it with forced hot water. I have less then $30,000

invested between my still and heating system

$11,700

Shipping not included

tallshipdistillery@gmail.com