Distilling Equipment

High-Quality Spirits with Home Distilling Equipment

Ready to take your love for spirits to the next level? Our premium home distilling equipment empowers you to turn ordinary ingredients into extraordinary beverages. Discover the art of distillation and craft personalised spirits like a pro!

Embrace Tradition with Copper Stills

For authenticity and tradition seekers, our copper stills are a must-have. Crafted with time-honoured methods, these gorgeous alembic stills infuse your spirits with unmatched character and flavour depth. Unleash the magic of copper distillation and elevate your home spirits to new heights!

Reflux Still vs. Pot Still

Discover the differences between our Reflux Still and classic Pot Still. The Reflux Still offers precision distillation for pure spirits, while the Pot Still embraces tradition, capturing rich flavours with characterful beverages.

FAQs

Here is some frequently asked questions about distilling

What is distilling, and how does it work?

Distilling is the process of separating components in a liquid mixture based on their boiling points. It involves heating the mixture to convert the liquid with the lowest boiling point into vapor, which is then condensed back into liquid form, resulting in a higher concentration of the desired components.

Is home distilling safe?

Home distilling can be safe if proper precautions are taken. It involves handling high temperatures and flammable substances, so it's crucial to use quality equipment, follow safety guidelines, and work in a well-ventilated area.

Is distilling only for alcoholic beverages?

No, distillation is a versatile process used in various industries. Apart from alcoholic beverages, it's used in producing essential oils, perfumes, industrial solvents, and pharmaceutical compounds.

What types of liquids can be distilled?

Distillation can be applied to various liquids, including alcoholic beverages, water, essential oils, and solvents. However, not all liquids are suitable for distillation, and some substances can be hazardous when distilled.