
The Still Spirits T500 is one of the best-known home copper reflux stills. The copper T500 reflux condenser sits on the 25 litre T500 boiler to form a complete reflux distilling system, built to produce clean, high-purity spirit: the ideal base for vodka, gin and neutral spirit for flavouring. It is also suitable for distilled water and hydrosols.
As a high-performance fractionating column, the T500 condenser collects around 95% of the available alcohol from the wash, at up to 93% ABV purity.
Features
- Copper reflux condenser with a pre-packed column
- 25 litre boiler made from 304 grade stainless steel
- Dual element control switches for full or half power
- Stainless steel ball valve drain tap
- Automatic reset switch
- Digital thermometer to monitor vapour temperature
- Water flow controller with kitchen, garden and laundry tap adaptors
- Designed in New Zealand, 3 year warranty
What's included
- Copper T500 Reflux Condenser: pre-packed copper column, PVC and PE tubes, digital thermometer, distilling conditioner, ceramic boil enhancers, water flow controller with tap adaptors, and instructions
- T500 Boiler (UK): 25 litre stainless steel boiler with integrated element
Specifications
- Condenser: H 69cm x W 8.5cm x D 16cm, 2.3kg
- Boiler: 25 litre, H 64cm x W 36cm x D 37cm, 5.42kg
Compatibility and upgrades
The T500 condenser also fits Grainfather G30, G40 and G70 distilling lids and attachment kits. It uses a DN40 threaded connection; add the Create+ Threaded Adapter Set to connect 2" tri-clamp Create+ accessories such as the Sight Glass Botanical Basket. Without a licence, it can be used for distilled water and hydrosols.
You'll also need
- Still Spirits Pure Turbo Pack - yeast, carbon and clearer for a clean wash
- Still Spirits Turbo Clear 130g - clear each wash before it goes in the boiler
- Still Spirits T500 Copper Saddles 100g - extra copper to remove sulphur compounds
- Still Spirits Easy Filter System - polish a full batch through carbon
- Still Spirits Top Shelf Flavourings Range - turn neutral spirit into gin, rum or whiskey
Please note: in the UK, distilling spirits requires a licence from HMRC.