13 Stills/One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute "Black Forest" Method Still **SHOP PICK UP**
One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute has no hand in producing or distributing this unit. We merely consulted on the design, and are providing a Platform for 13 Stills to sell.
***LEAD TIMES CHANGE DAILY, once payment and invoice is received your order will be forwarded to 13 Stills, and Edna Harl will reach out to you with production/lead time ETA’s.. This option is for SHOP PICK UP in Kentucky***
Designed for beginners to advanced and based on the "Black Forest" of Indiana distilling theories of Alan Bishop. 5 gallon pot with cape thermometer, pressure/vacuum release. Oversized one gallon capacity head doubles as a "Weapon of mass extraction" gin basket which can be top loaded via removable tri-clove cap. Two options for line arm, 45 degree and 90 degree for experiments with natural reflux. Cold finger system with in and out ports for forced reflux. Liebeg condensor with water in and out. 3 inch tri-clove front port for sight glass upgrade. Tri-clove head so no need for luting. Versatile and easy to use/heat/store system with multiple built in features at an affordable price. Video series with recipies coming soon on the One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute youtube channel. Designed by Jason Wade Harl and Alan Bishop as a unique tool for home distillers or professional distillers looking for a prototyping still
One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute has no hand in producing or distributing this unit. We merely consulted on the design, and are providing a Platform for 13 Stills to sell.
***LEAD TIMES CHANGE DAILY, once payment and invoice is received your order will be forwarded to 13 Stills, and Edna Harl will reach out to you with production/lead time ETA’s.. This option is for SHOP PICK UP in Kentucky***
Designed for beginners to advanced and based on the "Black Forest" of Indiana distilling theories of Alan Bishop. 5 gallon pot with cape thermometer, pressure/vacuum release. Oversized one gallon capacity head doubles as a "Weapon of mass extraction" gin basket which can be top loaded via removable tri-clove cap. Two options for line arm, 45 degree and 90 degree for experiments with natural reflux. Cold finger system with in and out ports for forced reflux. Liebeg condensor with water in and out. 3 inch tri-clove front port for sight glass upgrade. Tri-clove head so no need for luting. Versatile and easy to use/heat/store system with multiple built in features at an affordable price. Video series with recipies coming soon on the One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute youtube channel. Designed by Jason Wade Harl and Alan Bishop as a unique tool for home distillers or professional distillers looking for a prototyping still
One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute has no hand in producing or distributing this unit. We merely consulted on the design, and are providing a Platform for 13 Stills to sell.
***LEAD TIMES CHANGE DAILY, once payment and invoice is received your order will be forwarded to 13 Stills, and Edna Harl will reach out to you with production/lead time ETA’s.. This option is for SHOP PICK UP in Kentucky***
Designed for beginners to advanced and based on the "Black Forest" of Indiana distilling theories of Alan Bishop. 5 gallon pot with cape thermometer, pressure/vacuum release. Oversized one gallon capacity head doubles as a "Weapon of mass extraction" gin basket which can be top loaded via removable tri-clove cap. Two options for line arm, 45 degree and 90 degree for experiments with natural reflux. Cold finger system with in and out ports for forced reflux. Liebeg condensor with water in and out. 3 inch tri-clove front port for sight glass upgrade. Tri-clove head so no need for luting. Versatile and easy to use/heat/store system with multiple built in features at an affordable price. Video series with recipies coming soon on the One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute youtube channel. Designed by Jason Wade Harl and Alan Bishop as a unique tool for home distillers or professional distillers looking for a prototyping still