Limestone

Hello everyone,

I have been a member of ADI for awhile now, and while I visit this site regularly to absorb as much information as possible, I have never introduced myself.

My name is Steve and I am in the process of constructing a new distillery "Limestone Branch" in Lebanon, Kentucky.

We began construction last week and will be going toe to toe with the big boys, which can become intimidating from time to time. This forum continually revitalizes me. Thanks to all of you who have helped me without even knowing it.

Hopefully one day I will be able to return the favor.

See ya'll in Louisville

I'd like to talk to you about it

Steve@limestonebranch.com

I would be interested in speaking to you about this still

Steve@limestonebranch.com

I was wondering what kind of turn around time you guys have

Brad,

thank you. the heating elements are located about 3" up from the bottom of the tanks and are mounted through 3" ferrules so they can be easily removed without disconnecting them from the power source. This was done for cleaning and inspection. Its custom and complicated to build but its wicked easy to use. (trained monkeys) AKA-me. The tank is a vacuum collection tank. it has compartments that you manually choose with your cuts and has drains about 20" off the floor. It glides on the casters that are also lockable for parking. These stills are unique to the customers requests. This doesnt make them outrageously priced, quite the opposite. Not free though, nothing is. After the builds, we find small, insignificant things that we would change. Some customers will want more or less. The copper topped pot still will sell for around 32K. the one with the column and dephlegmator and Gin basket-about 42K. Its much more complicated to build. More materials too.