DISTILLING DAY PART 1

This channel is designed to offer insight and background on the science, art and practice of making alcohol based products at home.

[EchoSevenNine]

On behalf of Ireland, thanks for coming back to YouTube, George. I've been getting everyone hammered for years thanks to you, Sir.

[davidmashburn]

so glad you are back, George. You have been missed.

[justinsgarage]

Distilling day, my favorite day! The day when all the hard work in the beginning pays off!

[jerryhoover]

Great to see you back on. Missed you.

[stephenkennedy]

Now I have to find the video about using the AC unit to cool water! Thanks for the idea George! 😊

[redoorn]

thanks, George.
more great info. :-)

[MattFogarty]

Hey George you legend! Thanks for all you do mate, myself and the the rest of the community have only benefited from your existence

[gbeaklrone]

Another GREAT Video with Easy to understand explanation. I always like to see the whiteboard in the background. It lets me know I have some education coming my way! Happy Distilling!

[chrisbgarrett]

Very helpful. Learned about water. I have well water. Usually very cool. Going to try using it. Thanks

[TigerPat_]

Really Enjoyed Your Video, Thanks ! 🐯🤠

[garywatson]

Thank you, George, So glad you're back.

[raymondondrikjr.]

Hi George. Thanks for the video. I've been running this exact set up in both reflux and pot modes for a few years now. I couldn't be more pleased with it.

[marknichols]

Hi George, great to see you again. I'm still using my PID I built from your instructions. Unfortunately I have only 15 amp service at my cabin so I'm stuck using a 1500 watt element. What I've been doing is starting out with propane until 120 degrees, takes no time, then turning the PID on. 1500 watts seems plenty after that to maintain temps.

[ScottBryant-wigb]

Thanks for the new content. Loved the pot still for running.

[Whitelightening]

Thanks George, I use my PID in manual mode and control my flow rate by adjusting amperage. I think I must have watched a video or 100 from barley and hops

[Pacificrebel]

I use a maize corn big pot with the propane bqq to cook party maize corn. And use the heating floor with the pump in my garage that is colant circulating without the burner on, work just fine .

[justinsgarage]

7:00 an additional note…using ice cold water can create a bit of a mess if you’re distilling indoors or where it’s warmer. Your lines will start to sweat profusely….i mean it’ll really starts pouring some water. Just keep that in mind.

[knightmare]

Excellent video George. That microphone is terrible at times.

[ronbaran]

Nit noy thing? ( 500) George, where did you learn that phrase? Love it!

[milehidistilling]

Great video as always George! I've been trying to work on heating and energy calculations myself, so appreciate the little notes on that portion!