This package features the 7 gallon capacity Mash & Boil, as well as the pure copper KegLand Pot Still Condenser with quick disconnect hose fittings, and Mash & Boil distilling lid. Quick disconnect garden hose style fittings mean you do not have to lug cooling water hoses around every time you assemble or disassemble your distilling unit. For making brown spirits like Whiskey, Bourbon, Cognac, and Brandy.
Includes all the equipment you need except a Proof & Tralle Hydrometer, Hydrometer Jar, and cooling hoses.
You will need to run cold water through the condensing column while your run is in progress. You have two cooling options here, you can either use your own garden hoses and Melnor- style hose disconnects, or buy our KegLand Still Cooling Connection Kit, item Q74.
Click to download the suggested use instructions in pdf format.
Sep 19, 2018 by NWBrew
Q: Does the mash and boil in this kit come with the original lid and grain basket as well?
A: Yes
Pot still package
The first run with 6 gallons of wine I got over a gallon of nice cognac. Use the 1600 watt setting to do initial warm up then down to 1000 watts for the run. Heats up too fast otherwise. Quality of the product seems excellent.
Great Equipment
After a delay because of a shipping issue, Williams delivered the still. Operated several times in the past few weeks, and it is a stellar addition to my brew room. I have not brewed beer in it yet because as a still it is way too much fun. Beer is soon, though, and I look forward to a vastly simplified brewing process with this working in brewing mode.
Amazing brew kettle
I love this thing. First batch of beer went smooth. Haven’t distilled anything yet. Great product
Mash and Boil Pot still package
Overall, got the job done. Instructions were not very detailed. The Mash and Boil unit didn't have a "Run Time" option, as implied in the instructions. Wish the cord was longer. I think the basket should have perforations on the sides, instead of just on the bottom. Water intake and output on the top of condenser were a little awkward, I think on the underside or out to the sides would have been easier to work with. But it did get the job done, and I think it is a good value!