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With this kit, you can make 2L of 40% alcohol per batch. The yeast pack and essences are included in the kit got your FIRST SIX BATCHES, making 12L of 40% alcohol. Once you are up and running, all you need to make the next 2.25L is this $14 Air Still Fermentation Kit, plus 2.2kg of white sugar or dextrose.
That works out to be just over $4 per bottle of 40% neutral spirit.
Add to that an essence to that can flavour 2.25L of neutral spirit, which is $14 for the Top Shelf range.
You can have your very own rum, vodka, gin, brandy, bourbon – or whatever you like – for $9 per bottle.
This super starter kit is perfect for anyone aspiring to distill! Featuring the Still Spirits Air Still Table-Top Distillation System and all the basic ingredients for creating astounding spirits of up to 60% ABV, this complete distillery kit has it all. Each set-up includes the equipment and components you need to make your wash, capture the distillate, filter and flavor it with tempting Top Shelf Flavourings. So, what’s holding you back?
Equipment
Wash Ingredients & Consumables
Plus Additional Starter Plus Pack Consumables:
Why not add the infusion basket? The latest product in the Air Still range, use this stainless steel basket to infuse vodka and gin with botanicals, lemon or orange peel, cinnamon sticks, chili or anything else you’d like to whack in. Simply clip it underneath the Air Still lid and get creative! Suitable for new distillers, no experience required!
Check out these videos on how to use the Still Spirits Air Still Mini Distillery:
VIDEO ONE: Distilling with the Air Still – How to Make a Wash
VIDEO TWO: Distilling with the Air Still – Distillation
VIDEO THREE: Distilling with the Air Still – Filtering your Neutral Spirit
VIDEO FOUR: Still Spirits Flavourings & Essences
How do I distil essential oils?Previously there has been a mention on the boxes and front of the instruction manuals of the Air Still stating that this unit should be used for distilling/extracting essential oils. This unit is not best used for distilling essential oils, this is best done using the Alembic Pot Still setup. However, it is possible to be done with the Air Still. This differs depending on the material you use. But a good guide is as follows:
Rosemary – Use 300 g of rosemary leaves and 3.65 L of water (don’t fill over the max amount). Turn the Air Still on, collect the distillate (preferable in fractions). We recommend collecting no more than 80% (3 L) otherwise it will boil dry and cook the rosemary.
You will collect 3 L of hydrosol (water/flavour) and a small amount of oil on top – the essential oils. Use a pipette to collect the essential oil. If you’re going to make alcohol from this afterwards, boil 2-3 lots of water through it first otherwise your alcohol will smell like rosemary.Before use, clean the inside of the still and fill it with clean water to the 4L line which is marked on the inside. Make sure that no water is spilt on the outside of the body and ensure that both electrical sockets are clean and dry.
Using the Infusion Basket
The Still Spirits Air Still has a hole under the lid where the vapour enters and condensers in the cooling coil before coming out as liquid alcohol. If botanicals get stuck within the cooling coil, this may cause unwanted pressure build up inside the unit.
To prevent this, when using the Air Still Infusion Basket, we suggest to:
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