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Does anyone have evidence what oxygenating vodka does during filtering? Is it a good idea to have some extra oxygen in the process when filtering through activated charcoal or is it a bad idea? Thanks!
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Hello everyone We're having slight problems over here with a new project.... How the hell do you figure out the proof of naturally infused spirits? The pineapples have a ton of sugar and water in them, the sugar making the liquid denser therefore the hydrometer is completely inaccurate. Our antonpaar is also out of the question because of the damage the sugar would do to the equipment. We're at a loss over here and can't find anyone who has seemed to have similar problems. Please help, thank you!!! -SC
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1 pallet 750ml Vodka Bordeaux clear bartop bottles. 12pack / 90cases per pallet. $1000 OBO You pick it up Cashmere WA 98858 distillateur@rocketmail.com
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5 year old distillery moving to new facility we are eliminating most of our equipment. Looking for an offer on everything or it goes to auction. $30k - Make a cash offer only. List of most substantial equipment. Lots of other small things not listed Description Brand Notes 100 Gallon Still/ Mashtun w/Agitator Distillery-equipment Baine Marie, 6" Column, Electric 16,500 Watt Electric Oil Bath Heating System with Controller, agitator control, 2" valve Dephlegmator SS Gin Basket with Sight Glass and copper plate 4 - Copper column Sections with Sight Glass and bubble plates 100+ Gallon SS mashtun w/Agitator / Steam Jacket Never Installed Purchased from Old Pogue Distillery KY Gas Steam Boiler Never Installed Purchased from Old Pogue Distillery KY Copper Cooling coil Copper Cooling coil extension Latina Tank 160gal Latina On wheels with two valve openings and sample valve, lid with oneway pressure release valve and hand pump Commercial Refrigerator 30gal SS Barrel no valve Bubba Barrel With Lid 3 - 100gal Conical tank with stand Plastic Mart 10 foot 1.5" transfer hose 20 foot 1.5" transfer hose 1.5" CIP Ball Spirit Diaphram Pump and hoses 3 part water filter Misc Meters Thermometers Triclamp gaskets and clamps/ valves Large Digital Scale Small Digital Scale Stainless Steel 3 basin Sink 8 Red Steel Barrel Racks Bottling Machine One Bottle Self Stop WIth Filter Labeling Machine Hand Crank Roll 6 Empty 30gal Barrels New Barrel Mill Charred Oak Misc Used Barrels Shop Vac Rigid Two 30 gal barrel lid stays 10 Gal Stainless Steel Vessel With Valve Email responses to distilleryequipmentsale2020@gmail.com -
Hi! My name is Tim, I am a brewer, distiller and tincturist for SanTan Brewing and Distilling in Chandler, AZ. I am responsible for our Gins, Bitters and Amari. I also help with our whiskey blending and brew beer at our original brew pub. Cheers! Tim
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We recently recieved our trademarks and are looking to license Just Another Vodka to distilleries in other states. If interested, don't hesitate to reach out with a message and we can talk.
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Pot Still 4 Inch Copper Still 55 Gallon Rolled American Steel Boiler Copper Mesh Boiler Temperature Gauge Still Temperature Gauge Fire, Steam, or Electric Heating Elements Water or Glycol Condenser and Hoses Round Fitted Rolling Cart $2000 Jackson 760 644 6806
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Hello ADI Members, Washington State is long on some white wines that may be well suited aromatically and price wise to distillation. Please contact adam@incrediblebulkwinecompany.com for info on varietals, pricing, minimums, and samples. Much obliged, Adam Schulz Incredible Bulk Wine Company incrediblebulkwinecompany.com
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Small Crafty Start-Up looking for like minded entrepreneurs. We seek to grow it small and grow it strong Quality essential to success -
We bought 100% wheat NGS and diluted it down to 80 proof with some RO water. We ended up getting a slightly blue color when we proofed it down. Does anyone know what might cause this?
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Anyone care to share their pros and cons of using flakes versus real potatoes? Everything that I read states that potatoes are made up of so much water, that the flakes are the way to go. Being in Alaska, I also feel that storage and consistency is important. I would love to keep it Alaskan potatoes but unless some farmer starts offering flakes up here, it really just isn't feasible. Anyone have good recommendations for Potato Flake manufacturers? I would also like to use more Glacier Water and if the flakes are dried, then it give us the opportunity of using more of the glacier water.
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Everything you need to start your own distillery. We have had this system for only 2 years and have outgrown it. Would love to see it land in a good home for a start-up distillery. I will even offer to train and consult on your mash bill if that is of interest. Asking $25,000 (OBO) FOB for the entire system: Included in system: 26 Gallon, 12 plate rectifying Hillbilly Still and 5500 Watt control box 26 Gallon, 12 plate rectifying Mile Hi Still and 5500 Watt control box 50 Gallon, 4 inch stripping Hillbilly Still and 11,000 Watt control box (2) stainless steel charcoal filters (1) stainless steel filter housing/bottling unit (20) 55 gallon poly fermentation drums (8) 300 gallon food grade cubes Extra clamps, gaskets, lab equipment too! Pictures available (continually getting errors attempting to upload on this post) with serious inquiries at ben@lifeofreilley.net -
District Distilling Company (DDC) is seeking a motivated and hard-working individual to assist its Head Distiller in distilling, blending and aging operations in an award-winning craft distillery in one of the most dynamic markets in the United States. Job Responsibilities: · Assist in all aspects of distillery operations including but not limited to production, blending, aging, and bottling of distilled spirits. · Assist with equipment and facility maintenance. · Perform general warehousing such as moving barrels, palletizing cases, etc. · Maintain safe and clean distillery, including compliance with all applicable laws, codes, and standards. · Work with sales team and distributors to execute tastings and other offsite promotional events, as well as onsite private and promotional events. Qualifications: · 1-3 years of distillery, brewery, or winery experience with working knowledge of all aspects of distillery (brewery or winery) operations; candidates with a sufficient combination of work and relevant educational experience will be considered. · Understanding of general principles of fermentation and distillation · Must be able to lift +50lbs repeatedly throughout the workday. · Must be able to work nights and weekends when needed. · Experience in producing, blending, and aging multiple types of distilled spirits preferred. · Technical experience in pipe fitting, welding, process engineering, chemical or mechanical knowledge is preferred. · Background in chemistry and/or food service, is preferred. · Professional degree or certification course in distilling, or related field, is preferred. · Sensory tasting experience preferred. · Integrity and a demonstrated commitment to the highest ethical standards. · Patience, thoughtfulness and empathy required. · Ability to work in a team environment, or on a self-directed basis, as needed. · At least 21 years of age. Salary based upon previous work experience and expertise. Interesting candidates should send a cover letter and resume to: zsheldon@district-distilling.com -
Experienced and result oriented distiller with over seven years experience in spirits production business. I have experience in the production of almost every type of spirit from white spirits (vodka, gin, rum, infused vodka) to aged spirits (whiskey, gin, rum, brandy ) and liqueurs. I have experience using batch and continuous distillation; pot stills , continuous columns and improvised stills. I have a background covering grain, wine, sugarcane etc to glass, running a distilling team, training, distilling software, quality assurance, ISO standards, recipe formulation, fermentation, barreling, blending and supply chain management. Ready to join a distillery looking for a passionate team player. Contact me on : hullec@gmail.com -
Can good brandy be made from bad wine? I am a nu-bee small producer that started out as a winery. Over the years I accumulated over two hundred barrels of flawed wines that were not fit to be bottled. I ignored these barrels of bad wine for several years. When it came time to move my facility, I opened some of the barrels. I was amazed that the wine (although badly oxidized) was not vinegar.Now licensed as a DSP , I have been using this badly oxidized wine to make neutral grape spirit (190 proof) and some amazing Vodka. Needless to say, the head and tail cuts are quite large but I can produce extremely clean hearts. The Vodka requires an additional pass through the plated column but emerges super smooth with just enough wine character to be very pleasing. I start by using a 26 gal. compound still (4" SS column with copper packing and a reflux condenser) as a stripper. The low wines produced are not appetizing . Then I re distill using a 26 gal. 4" ten plate copper reflux column. The heart cut from this spirit run is flavorful in its own way, but it doesn't speak "BRANDY" to me. My question is, can oxidized wines make a decent barrel aged brandy? When I am sampling the collection jars, the rejects smell and taste of paint thinner, nail polish, etc.. The heart tastes and smells wonderful but seems "too clean" to make an interesting brandy. I don't want to waste a lot of time putting neutral spirit into barrels if all I am going to get is barrel extract. Your experiences would be greatly appreciated.
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For Sale: 20mm 20 plate stainless vodka column -20 plate stainless vodka column - 304 stainless steel construction - copper bubble caps INCLUDES: - Stainless column base - stainless dephlegmator - stainless product condensor - 8 additional seals $18,000.00 -
750ml bottles screw top with black caps available for sale. 8 pallets 105 cases each, 12 bottles per case. In unmarked carton cases. Price is $0.9 delivered with in USA. Pick up for a better rate please inquire. We are located in Finger Lakes. Please text Eddie 9177546052 -
Our distillery was acquired earlier this year by a venture capital group. The new group does not have an interest in producing nor retaining our vodka formulas so I am offering them for sale to the forum. Specifically, we have the following formulas for sale: 1. Premium Vodka/80 proof/triple distilled/charcoal filtered for 96 hours/100% corn mash 2. Vanilla Vodka/70 proof/triple distilled/charcoal filtered for 96 hours/100% corn mash and proprietary, all-natural flavor recipe 3. Raspberry Vodka/70 proof/triple distilled/charcoal filtered for 96 hours/100% corn mash and proprietary, all-natural flavor recipe 4. Orange Vodka/70 proof/triple distilled/charcoal filtered for 96 hours/100% corn mash and proprietary, all-natural flavor recipe These formulas would be perfect for the start-up or, about to be start-up to get into the game quickly. I could turn these flavors around in 11-15 days, mash to market. Our asking price for the formulas are $2,500/each. I would like to sell all of them in one lot if possible and can provide a discount if I can do so. Please PM me for additional details or text at 315-506-5084. Thank you, Ben Reilley
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Hi All, I'm just reaching out to see what the interest would be in bulk sales of New York produced NGS and Vodka. This would be made with 100% New York grain, and 100% New York Malt. This can be made to any specification you may have, And any recipe you may have. Being as it's 100% NY made, with 100% NY grain, This would allow NY distilleries to keep their Farm Distillery exemption. Thank you in advance. Nik
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My wife and I recently had our farm distillery in New York acquired by a group out of state. Prior to the acquisition, we were producing (3) types of vodkas, a Premium vodka, Raspberry Vodka, and Vanilla Vodka. Our most popular product was Disco Lemonade, a raspberry based canned cocktail that caught fire in the northeast. We used a very small equipment set-up to get started in our business in an 800 sq. ft. space in the back of a warehouse with no tasting room. At this point, I am offering my expertise as a consultant to smaller distilleries and start ups in equipment selection, production processes, mash bill formulation, product development, and financing considerations. Please email me at ben@lifeofreilley.net if I can be of any assistance either formally or just to book an informal call to discuss your project. Cheers and thank you, Ben Reilley Life of Reilley
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I'm in the planning phase of opening a small distillery to produce rum, vodka, gin and whiskey. It appears that I'm going to have to carbon and/or chill filter my vodka and rum as initial tests show the spirit to be too cloudy and also a bit rough around the edges on taste. Can anybody please advise me what the cost per bottle/gallon/litre might be to peform carbon/chill filtering. I'm referring to the cost of carbon etc as opposed to paying off say 10k of equipment within the cost of production. That said, if people can also advise of chill filter and carbon system costs too, that would help as I'm struggling to find info. I aim to operate on a 300 gallon pot with 4+10+10 plate column set-up. Raw materials will vary from grain to molasses to fruit, depending on product. Many thanks.
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Hey Everyone, I recently started Good Spirits Consulting LLC in order to help distilleries nationwide. Specializing in just about anything under a distillery's roof, we're eager to help. Check out our website for more info (web address below). Get in touch with us and tell us how we can help. Cheers! Jordan Stielow www.GoodSpirits.rocks
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40x48 pallets with 105 un marked carton cases. each case is 12 bottles. 750 ml super flint glass quality. screw top bottle with black cap. Bottles unmarked, clear. 680 grams each bottle. 7 pallets are available. Asking $600 per pallet. please text 9177546052 for inquiries
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Hey, everybody! Quick question to ponder (and any help is appreciated): We've been running a 18-plate Crystal Dragon StillDragon with 100 gallon kettle for our vodka/NGS production. We've had this setup since August of last year and have been able to consistently hit 95.625% ABV on each of our 100% wheat low wine runs. However, the past two days, for some reason, we're struggling to even hit 95% ABV. Here's our basic rundown: 500 Gallon, 100% wheat mash typically at 1.088 SG. Fermentation to 1.000. Stripped to approx. 125 gallons of low wines at 36% ABV. Proofed down to 25% ABV with tap water then fed into the kettle. Full reflux for one hour, then slowly exiting reflux into heads. This typically gets us to 95.5% ABV by the time we hit hearts (about an hour into distillation). However, these past two runs, we've done the exact same thing we've always done. The temperature of the kettle is the same, amount of water and temp of dephleg is the same. The only thing that's changed is the proof is struggling to get over 94.5 and there's a slight cloudiness in the final distillate. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Hi Guys, I'm in the process of setting up a distillery (in the UK - business plan stage) where I want to follow the American practice of making vodka, gin and whiskey from scratch, using a friend's farm - grain, and fruit based ultimately. Budget is super tight. I've met with a distributor for Kothe stills who's trying to steer me away from a twin column 16+ plate system and more towards the K900N, using 3-6 (latter recommended) bubblecaps and an automated system. They doing this 1. To save me money, and 2. Because they claim it's not possible to hit 96.4% ABV on any of these stills, whether it's 6 caps or 16. It's also considered thst a lot of the twin-column still purchasers buy it more for show, than functional ability. Question: Fine, I can't produce an EU standard vodka at 96% but does anyone use a K900N to make vodka, what is your experience like in doing so, and how does the product taste? Do you filter afterwards? I want to avoid filtration. What is your process - double/triple run? Many thanks, M
