• Unleash Your Distilling Passion: Dive into the world of distilling with this complete 35L DigiBoil kit! It comes with a 35L DigiBoil Electric Kettle and a Copper Reflux Still Condenser, setting you on the path to high - quality spirits.
• Effortless Operation: The Copper Reflux Still Condenser features a flow management device. No need to fine - tune water flow speed. Just ensure enough coolant, and let it work its magic!
• Superior Spirit Quality: Made from solid copper, it acts as a catalytic converter to drive sulfur out of the spirit, resulting in less off - flavors and higher - quality products.
The Copper Reflux Still now has male garden hose quick disconnects instead of barbed fittings. A connection kit with female quick disconnects and tubing for coolant inlet and outlet is in development. The purity of the spirit can be controlled by two included brass flow control inserts (1.0mm and 0.6mm holes). Smaller holes increase the reflux ratio and purity. If you're into whiskeys and gins, check out the pot still kit!
Kit Includes:
- 35L DigiBoil (110v or 220v)
- Copper Reflux Still Condenser
- Distillation Lid & Gasket
Warning: Distilling alcohol without permits or licensing is illegal in many countries, including the United States. It's the customer's responsibility to follow local, state, and federal laws. Keg Factory is not responsible for misuse or unlawful use. Stills can also be used for essential oils, vinegar, purified water, and engine fuel (requires permit in USA).
This 35L DigiBoil Premium Distilling Kit is perfect for home distillers who want to produce high - quality spirits. Whether you're a beginner looking to start your distilling journey or an experienced hobbyist, this kit has you covered. It can be used to make spirits like vodka, as well as essential oils, vinegar, and purified water. The 35 - liter capacity is suitable for small - to - medium - scale production. The kit comes with a 35L DigiBoil Electric Kettle and a Copper Reflux Still Condenser, which are designed to work together seamlessly. Remember, distilling alcohol legally requires proper permits, so make sure to check your local laws.
