all-lag wrote:is 10.00 a good hydromiter reading for a finished TPW
1.000 would be better :teasing-neener: .990 would be perfect ;-)
all-lag wrote:is 10.00 a good hydromiter reading for a finished TPW
all-lag wrote:when you do the spirit run the HBS told me to water it down o make it 40% is this right or do you just pour your stripping run
thanks
slodki wrote:Just ran my first TPW last week. Before this I knew nothing else but turbos and T500 still. I never used to cut before as well (only get rid of first 100ml foreshots).
Never going back to turbo's again. Sure the output is a bit less. But the quality.....
On a T500 with 25L charge I tossed the first 200ml and made 200ml cuts. Whatever isn't good is going to feints jar.
Based on the diluted turbo's you always had to filter to get a drinkable product. Now what I have sitting here unfiltered is just about the same as the filtered. I might just filter to get that extra polish.
I've got 3x 25l wash's fermenting as we speak. Need to build a larger still, the poor T500 won't keep up with the fermenting.
I'm sure I have some 4" copper lying around somewhere....what to build.....
mattcoffs wrote:I'm new to distilling, but have been making beer for a few years now...
This tomato paste concept blew my mind, i have two identical washes at 25l, done 24hours apart. The only difference being the tomato paste.
The one without the tomato paste was the older. To my surprise, the older of the two has moved from 1.080 to 1.026 in approx 5 days. While the tomato paste version has moved from 1.080 to 1.010 in 4.
Pretty cool! :handgestures-thumbupleft:
sam_and_liv wrote:I rather put my wash in the boiler warm as it cuts down the boil up time :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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