The Still Spirits Create+ Alembic Copper Dome & Condenser bundle is designed to produce high quality distilled water, hydrosols, and flavoursome spirits. When paired with the Still Spirits Create+ Boiler 25 L or Grainfather G30*, the Alembic Condenser retains and enhances the flavours and aromas from a wash, making it ideal for crafting spirits like whiskey, bourbon, rum, and gin.
 
The Alembic Copper Condenser features a 2" tri-clamp connection and the dome comes with a 2" tri-clamp to DN40 Threaded Adapte for easy connection to 2" tri-clamp accessories, providing your customers with the ability to trial different distilling configurations.
 
The Alembic Condenser is also compatible with the Grainfather Alembic Condenser Attachment Kit and Distilling Lid*, it can convert a G40 or G70 into a Pot Still, making it suitable for distilling larger batches of all-grain spirits.
 
Features:
 
• For intermediate-advanced distilling
• Made from Copper
• Designed in New Zealand
• Connects to 2" tri-clamp distilling accessories
• Suitable for distilling water, hydrosols, and flavourful spirits
• Kitchen, laundry and garden tap adapters for ease of cooling water connection
• Warranty Period: 3 Years
 
What's Included
Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser
Create+ 2" Tri-Clamp (includes silicone gasket)
Digital Thermometer with mounting bracket
2 x Cooling Water Tubes
Silicone Distillate Tube
Kitchen, Garden and Laundry Tap Adapters
Instructions
 
Specifications
Ease of Use: Intermediate to advanced
Average water use during distillation: You will use approx. 150 L (39 US Gal) per hour.*
Approx Yield: 3.5-7 L (0.9-1.8 US Gal) of 40% ABV alcohol*
Purity: Distills at up to 70% ABV (140 US proof)*
Warranty Period: 3 Years
 
* Per 25 L (6.6 US Gal) wash (varies based on wash ingredients/volume) using the Create+ Boiler 25 L and Create+ Alembic Copper Dome.
 
DISCLAIMER: Please note that in certain countries alcohol distillation and the possession of distilling equipment is illegal and permits/licenses may be required. For guidance or advice, contact your relevant local authorities.