Still Spirits Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser T-C

The Still Spirits Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser is the copper heart of a pot still set-up for flavoursome spirits such as whiskey, bourbon, rum and gin, as well as distilled water and hydrosols. Unlike a reflux condenser, it keeps and enhances the flavours and aromas from your wash.

Key features

• Made from copper and designed in New Zealand
• 2" tri-clamp connection, so it fits the wider Create+ range of 2" tri-clamp accessories
• Pairs with the Create+ Alembic Copper Dome on the Create+ Boiler 25 L or a Grainfather G30
• Also works with the Grainfather Alembic Condenser Attachment Kit and Distilling Lid to turn a G40 or G70 into a pot still for larger all-grain batches
• Kitchen, laundry and garden tap adapters for an easy cooling water connection

What's included

• Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser
• Create+ 2" tri-clamp with silicone gasket
• Digital thermometer with mounting bracket
• 2 x cooling water tubes
• Silicone distillate tube
• Kitchen, garden and laundry tap adapters
• Instructions

Specs

• Approx yield: 3.5-7 L of 40% ABV spirit per 25 L wash*
• Distils at up to 70% ABV*
• Cooling water use: approx. 150 L per hour
• Ease of use: intermediate to advanced
• Warranty: 3 years

*Maker figures using the Create+ Boiler 25 L with the Create+ Alembic Copper Dome and Condenser; results vary with your wash.

Who it's for

Intermediate to advanced distillers who want a copper pot still for dark and botanical spirits. The dome and boiler are sold separately.

Complete the set

• Still Spirits Create+ Alembic Copper Dome T-C - the matching copper dome to complete the alembic
• Still Spirits Create+ Sight Glass Botanical Basket Set - add botanicals for gin
• Still Spirits Create+ Vented Collection Cup - neat, vented collection of your distillate
• Still Spirits Distiller’s Yeast Whiskey 20g - a whiskey yeast built for flavour
• Still Spirits Distilling Conditioner - stops foaming in the boiler
• Still Spirits Whiskey Flavourings - ideas for dark spirits

Please note: in the UK, distilling spirits requires a licence from HMRC.