Dragonfyre1

Apparently there is a fairly new GNS manufacture in NY originally doing fuel but now doing NGS they are ClearSource in Medina NY here is a link to their site https://clearsourceus.com/

I have not used them myself so I can't vouch for their quality

I have been using packaging from https://www.spiritedshipper.com, they have many combos, I have the 1,2,3,and 4 bottle shipping boxes they are Fedex and UPS aproved and fit my Nordic bottles (the 375 need a little extra paper to tighten them up IMO but otherwise work great.

This is from the TTB

Bourbon whisky stored in charred new oak containers for 2 years or more••“Straight Bourbon Whisky”may include mixtures of two or more straight bourbon whiskies provided all of the whiskies are produced in the same state

Use this link from the ttb    https://www.ttb.gov/images/pdfs/spirits_bam/chapter4.pdf

Just sent you our info on our process

Have pictures? I am needing a bigger still and that would be great, but it has to be copper. (interior copper anyway)

OK, so I did take a look at your site, and this is now off thread, put prices for that still in question look closer to $10,000 with controller and agitator, and it has very little copper.

After using a standard cider press for 8 months, I decided I needed to look into a better way to dewater my grains (took most of a day to do it with the press on 60 gallon mashes)

I do on grain fermentation's and have a small electric still so what ever I did, needed to be fairly clean. After much research I finally bought 2 pieces of equipment direct form China via Alibaba, cause US prices were WAY out of reach.

For around $5000 (total for equipment and shipping) shipped direct to my door (shipping was almost as much as the equipment) I now have a small screw press that I run all my grain through first (is also a fruit press and we did 3000lb of apples with it this year) and then I run the screw press liquid (to many particles for the electric still) through a 24 inch vibratory sieve with a 200 micron screen. The combination works well for me and is much easier on me. Now I have 2 more pieces of equipment to clean but the trade off I think is worth it.