
Everything you need on top of a boiler to make botanical spirits: the Still Spirits Create+ Alembic Copper Dome and Condenser plus the Create+ Sight Glass Botanical Basket. Load the basket with botanicals for gin, or use it as a sight glass to watch the run.
Key features
- Copper dome and copper condenser for flavoursome spirits such as gin, whiskey, rum and bourbon
- Sight glass holds up to 150 g of botanicals and suits fine botanicals
- Use it with the mesh filters as a botanical basket, or without them as a sight glass
- 2" tri-clamp connections throughout (the dome uses a 2" tri-clamp to DN40 adapter)
- Compatible with the Create+ Boiler 25 L and the Grainfather G30
What's included
- Create+ Alembic Copper Dome with 2" tri-clamp to DN40 threaded adapter, silicone gasket and DN40 nut
- Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser with 2" tri-clamp and silicone gasket
- Digital thermometer with bracket, 2 x cooling water tubes, silicone distillate tube and tap adapters
- Sight glass botanical basket with 2" tri-clamp ferrules, a 2" tri-clamp and 2 x mesh filters (size 10)
- 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.
How to use
Fit the sight glass between the dome and the condenser with a mesh filter at each end, fill with up to 150 g of botanicals and clamp it shut. Clean the glass with warm water and brewery cleaner after use.
Complete the set
- Still Spirits Gin Botanicals London Dry Gin - a ready-made botanical blend for gin
- Still Spirits Distiller’s Yeast Gin 20g - a clean yeast that lets botanicals shine
- Still Spirits Distiller’s Nutrient Light Spirits 450g - nutrient for clean, light spirits
- Still Spirits Create+ Vented Collection Cup - vented collection at the outlet
- Still Spirits Gin Flavourings - more gin styles to try
Please note: in the UK, distilling spirits requires a licence from HMRC.