Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

careful vat,

don't give all those TPW users too much of a hint..we'll empty the shelves of weetbix otherwise.

Glad to here you like it...agree best bang for buck taste sugar based wash there is imho.

bt1

To late the secret is out I got 70 litres bubbling with ec1118 at the moment :handgestures-thumbupleft:

I'm done with TPW. This wash is definitely the go. I wouldn't thought there would be that much of a difference :teasing-tease:
Stocking up on weetbix and allbran just in case of shortages :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:To late the secret is out I got 70 litres bubbling with ec1118 at the moment :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Where do you get the ec1118 from?

Vatoe wrote:

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:To late the secret is out I got 70 litres bubbling with ec1118 at the moment :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Where do you get the ec1118 from?

A mob called wine quip in Melbourne that's where dock gets his from $28.00 for 500 grams

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:

Vatoe wrote:

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:To late the secret is out I got 70 litres bubbling with ec1118 at the moment :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Where do you get the ec1118 from?

A mob called wine quip in Melbourne that's where dock gets his from $28.00 for 500 grams

Cheers.

Turbo yeast like vodka star would use a similar yeast with nutrient .Making a yeast starter with a small amount is possible.

Is anyone running the weetbix/allbran wash through their 4 plate bubblers? Mine seems quite neutral though it is still very young. On oak atm will see how it develops.

Muppet wrote:Is anyone running the weetbix/allbran wash through their 4 plate bubblers? Mine seems quite neutral though it is still very young. On oak atm will see how it develops.

Yeah I have mate, and found it to be quite neutral too. Next time, I will give it a go with 3 plates and run it a bit harder.

For now, I'm going to all grain to get the flavours I desire :D

Brendan wrote:

Muppet wrote:Is anyone running the weetbix/allbran wash through their 4 plate bubblers? Mine seems quite neutral though it is still very young. On oak atm will see how it develops.

Yeah I have mate, and found it to be quite neutral too. Next time, I will give it a go with 3 plates and run it a bit harder.

For now, I'm going to all grain to get the flavours I desire :D

Douldle up on the ingredients and add a can of liquid malt of two from woolies, it boosts the flavour right up there...

JayD wrote:

Brendan wrote:

Muppet wrote:Is anyone running the weetbix/allbran wash through their 4 plate bubblers? Mine seems quite neutral though it is still very young. On oak atm will see how it develops.

Yeah I have mate, and found it to be quite neutral too. Next time, I will give it a go with 3 plates and run it a bit harder.

For now, I'm going to all grain to get the flavours I desire :D

Douldle up on the ingredients and add a can of liquid malt of two from woolies, it boosts the flavour right up there...

Sounds like a good plan ill try that. Have some caramalt sitting around. Thanks JayD :handgestures-thumbupleft:

JayD wrote:

Brendan wrote:

Muppet wrote:Is anyone running the weetbix/allbran wash through their 4 plate bubblers? Mine seems quite neutral though it is still very young. On oak atm will see how it develops.

Yeah I have mate, and found it to be quite neutral too. Next time, I will give it a go with 3 plates and run it a bit harder.

For now, I'm going to all grain to get the flavours I desire :D

Douldle up on the ingredients and add a can of liquid malt of two from woolies, it boosts the flavour right up there...

I did that too...make sure you don't run it too slow or you'll lose a lot of the flavour you've worked hard for.

Cheers brendan

Have you tasted the weetbix wash has possibilities adding flavor have tasted worst beer and goon.

It's official. After extensive market research (well 8 people of various age groups) I can make vodka (this weetbix/bran wash) that is picked over Grey Goose vodka in blind tests so far all the time :teasing-neener: 100% success rate :laughing-rolling:

Hi Guys,

Im looking for a vodka, so is this recipe best run through a reflux, or through the potstill?


Cheers

Woodsy71 wrote:Hi Guys,

Im looking for a vodka, so is this recipe best run through a reflux, or through the potstill?


Cheers

Definitely reflux it...

Vatoe wrote:It's official. After extensive market research (well 8 people of various age groups) I can make vodka (this weetbix/bran wash) that is picked over Grey Goose vodka in blind tests so far all the time :teasing-neener: 100% success rate :laughing-rolling:

It's a great feeling isn't it?! I know some people who think they make the world's best spirits...but no one else thinks so :laughing-rolling:

When everyone picks yours in a blind taste test, you know you've nailed it.

I'm quite often against Smirnoff and Absolut, which let's face it, isn't much of a challenge, but Grey Goose is a good achievement. Only problem is, I would have to BUY :o a bottle of it for comparison :-D

Vatoe wrote:

Woodsy71 wrote:Hi Guys,

Im looking for a vodka, so is this recipe best run through a reflux, or through the potstill?


Cheers

Definitely reflux it...

Without a doubt :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Best vodka wash going.

Just double stilled 12 litres of AB/WB through the reflux after I pot stripped it to 50% ABV. Tastes bloody beautiful. Just what I have been looking for - a clean smooth vodka. Even the tails smell good. If I'm this impressed after 3 days what would it be like if I let it lie for a few weeks! This one was 50/50 All Bran and Weetbix. How have people doing Weetbix only found the wash and the taste ?