Dig Brinker wrote:I thought it was being imported from the US... :think: it will either be a thumper or a gin basket. If it's a bubble cap type thumper then you'll need an insert to use as a gin basket, ie being so wide your botanicals may be spread too wide to be in contact with vapour.
That's if you're for real...
scythe wrote:What is the idea behind having the head so wide?
To fit as much fruit in as possible?
How do you plan to replace the botanicals mid run?
Or is the plan to stuff that with all the botanicals needed for a run?
And if you only have a perforated plate soldered between the boiler and this top section then how do you plan to use it as a thumper, as i can only see it functioning as a plate section (which is basically all a thumper is) with vastly reduced capacity compared to a thumper.
Also does it have a downcomer?
copperhead road wrote:TasSpirits wrote:I cant picture how it works, are there other parts we cant see? ie other ferrules? whats it look like inside?
It's going to have cap on top, there will be a copper grate on the inside and arm to consider from the side at top of wall. Pretty much it's going to be a 2 in 1 onion still head and gin basket
azzman wrote:scythe wrote:What is the idea behind having the head so wide?
To fit as much fruit in as possible?
How do you plan to replace the botanicals mid run?
Or is the plan to stuff that with all the botanicals needed for a run?
And if you only have a perforated plate soldered between the boiler and this top section then how do you plan to use it as a thumper, as i can only see it functioning as a plate section (which is basically all a thumper is) with vastly reduced capacity compared to a thumper.
Also does it have a downcomer?copperhead road wrote:TasSpirits wrote:I cant picture how it works, are there other parts we cant see? ie other ferrules? whats it look like inside?
It's going to have cap on top, there will be a copper grate on the inside and arm to consider from the side at top of wall. Pretty much it's going to be a 2 in 1 onion still head and gin basket
Im pretty sure its a gin basket/onion catyliser. ;-)
not a thumper if im correct
as for wider, slower vapour speed if im correct which is how onions work. more time to infuse but more time for heavier elements to drop also. like tails
Zak Griffin wrote:To make gin you need neutral spirit though, which you can't* make with a pot still.
As for the parrot, look how much product will sit in the top 'cup' before it hits the outlet?
copperhead road wrote:Zak Griffin wrote:To make gin you need neutral spirit though, which you can't* make with a pot still.
As for the parrot, look how much product will sit in the top 'cup' before it hits the outlet?
After a lot of reading I got the impression that a pot still was not the best weapon for a neutral spirit but was very surprised at a birthday party of mine when the owner and master distiller of Mt Tambourine Distillery told me and my parter that her LEMONCELLO won the award for best lemoncello in Italy last year. She uses a 300 litre full copper pot on gas.
Isn't the base a neutral spirit,Before adding the lemon peel ??????
bluc wrote:Parrot aside it looks like a sweet little pot :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Zak Griffin wrote:Every commercial limoncello I've tasted has been pretty average...
There's a fair chance they buy 'neutral spirit' in 1000L pods and just flavour it.
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