High-quality pot still / whiskey still made of stainless steel with fine filter mash strainer

22 Litres Potstill distiller in ECO version made of stainless steel, with foldable mash sieve

For specialists in pot still and whiskey distilling, we offer this product at affordable conditions. This offer is not cheap because we do not use substandard Chinese steel. 
With a burning volume of 22 liters, this offer is the cheapest that can be offered in this quality.
A fine-mesh filter screen to prevent the burning of mashes with residual starch is already included, so as is an indispensable high-quality stainless steel thermometer.The only rectification element in this still is the large-area helmet. This ensures maximum aroma content, but it also requires a high level of burner experience. The distillate is not concentrated more by means of amplifiers, which naturally entail loss of aroma, but by multiple burning of the substances. As a rule, 3 distillation runs are usual for whiskey production. Very experienced distillers manage to produce high-quality distillates with two distillations. Those who do not dare to do this should rather resort to column systems or column + dephlegmator systems, in which the separation of pre-run and post-run is easier. However, these systems are generally much more expensive because the manufacturing effort is correspondingly higher.

Construction

1. 22 liter distiller / burner / still made of stainless steel, with seal, for firing with induction or gas.
   1. 4 toggle fasteners for tight sealing of the distillation helmet.
2. Distillation helmet for pot still rectification.
   1. 1 "stainless steel screw connection, conical sealing.
3. Distillation module with counterflow cooling.
   1. Screw nipple for screwing on 2.1.
   2. Riser-pipe,
   3. Fixed stainless steel analog thermometer clock 0-120 ºC, accuracy class 1 - easy to read.
   4. Double tube windings for cooling in the counter-current process. Minimum cooling length 2.00 m.
   5. 1/2 "cooling water inlet nipple.
   6. 1/2 "cooling water drain nipple.
   7. Distillate outlet. 
4. Foldable mash strainer to avoid burning. In the case of mashes with residual starch, it is recommended to additionally put a boil-proof linen cloth (kitchen towel) on the mash sieve to filter out the starch. It is best to fill a layer of water under the mash strainer. To identify the risk of scorching, either do an iodine starch test or take a small amount of liquid mash and heat it in a small stainless steel pot to identify the risk of scorching. If you use a suitable pectinase in addition to whiskey malt, you also reduce the risk of scorching.