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My name is Mark, I just recently bought a SS Air still and have put down my 1st TPW yesterday.
Looking forward to it being ready and starting to play.
I also have a SS Super Reflux 25lt still which i bought in 2004 but mothballed it because I felt like I never had time.
Hopefully this will encourage me to get back into thing properly and I will get it out again.
It was something I really did enjoy doing and the rewards were :ymparty:
Another WA Noob
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Another WA Noob
by Pugsley1977 » Mon Aug 10, 2020 8:43 pm
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- Location: Perth
- equipment: Still Spirits Air still & a Super Reflux 25lt still4
Re: Another WA Noob
by Professor Green » Mon Aug 10, 2020 10:22 pm
Welcome to AD Mark.
You're better off running the TPW through the old reflux still rather than the air still. With the air still being a pot style still, you'll end up with a tomato whisky. Have a crack at one of the cereal based washes from the tried and proven section (I can recommend WBAB) with your air still that way any residual flavours will at least be tasty wheaty ones.
Cheers,
Prof. Green.
You're better off running the TPW through the old reflux still rather than the air still. With the air still being a pot style still, you'll end up with a tomato whisky. Have a crack at one of the cereal based washes from the tried and proven section (I can recommend WBAB) with your air still that way any residual flavours will at least be tasty wheaty ones.
Cheers,
Prof. Green.
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- Location: Victoria
- equipment: FSD 100 litre milk can with 2 x 2400W elements
FSD Neutraliser
FSD Carter Head
12 litre double boiler with 2400W element
Re: Another WA Noob
by dans.brew » Mon Aug 10, 2020 10:59 pm
Welcome Mark. :greetings-waveyellow:
Many of us on here are in exactly the same boat when it comes to being time poor, but if you can make it work you will enjoy a great hobby as you've already found out. :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Many of us on here are in exactly the same boat when it comes to being time poor, but if you can make it work you will enjoy a great hobby as you've already found out. :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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- Joined: Fri Oct 07, 2016 10:26 pm
- Location: Victoria- Northern Wimmera
- equipment: Pure Distilling Reflux Still
2" Pot Still with lieberg
4" x 4 plates Bubbler with 2"bubble caps on 50ltr keg boiler
Re: Another WA Noob
by Sam. » Tue Aug 11, 2020 7:19 am
Welcome mate, if you are time poor you are also better off doing one 25L run through the old still than 5 runs through the air still :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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- equipment: Original FSD 5 plate 4 inch modular bubbler SSG with hand crafted plates and parrot by Mac.
18 Gal boiler.
2 x 2400W elements and power controller.
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