Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

Hi all, been looking for a while. keen to buy a kit and gear soon one day when i learn a bit more.

cheers

Welcome to the show :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Pull up a pew and take it all in....before you know it, you'll be distilling quality spirit, lickety split :smile:

Welcome... :handgestures-thumbupleft:

What sort of spirits are you wanting to create? This will ultimately drive which type of still you will want :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Hi mate, where are you from?

Welcome mate :handgestures-thumbupleft:

What are we waiting for? 8-}

Welcome "wait for it".

There's plenty of advice on where to start buried in the forums. As Sam said, decide what sort of spirits you wish make, what your budget is and where you're going to run your still, then make the decision on the still.

Cheers,
Prof. Green.

Zak Griffin wrote:Welcome mate :handgestures-thumbupleft:

What are we waiting for? 8-}

My reply :laughing-rolling:
new to this forum thingy

I dont drink much but would be nice to make some nice whisky one day. not intersted in cerial washes i see, if i go ahead more ill do grains. seems to get good results from what i have been reading from others around these parts :handgestures-thumbupleft:

all seriousness wait for it was a Barney Stinson reference. Lol :laughing-rolling:

Hi m8, A good easy whiskey that is not a cereal and is not difficult at all is BWKO I reckon. I was bored waiting for my rig to be finished and tried a lot of whiskey experiments.

copperhead road wrote:Hi m8, A good easy whiskey that is not a cereal and is not difficult at all is BWKO I reckon. I was bored waiting for my rig to be finished and tried a lot of whiskey experiments.

What still did you use for the experiments? I'm keen on trying a bwko soon