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Warning: Using a reflux still for making moonshine (alcohol distillation) may be illegal in your country of residence! Disclaimer: Using a reflux still or following any other advice on this site may be illegal in your country of residence and in that case you must of course not follow it. This site adresses an international audience and we do not take any responsibility for the legality in each and every country - you need to investigate that yourself and make sure you always follow the law where you reside. Note particularly that it may be required to add fruit in your wash - or that you may only use activated carbon for water filters (water purification). This may apply to all types of activated carbon, whether powdered or granular, whether prefilters for reverse osmosis water purification, ultraviolet water filtration, ozone or any other water filters. You may not be allowed to use a reflux still, pot still or any other device to make moonshine (distill alcohol). Should any of the advice given here require a special permit, license or other approval - you are obliged to acquire such permit, license or approval before following our advice. |
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Turbo Yeast supplies in Germany: |
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| Turbo Yeast
supplies in the Netherlands: www.turbogist.nl |
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American Turbo Yeast supplies |
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Australian Turbo Yeast supplies: |
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| New Zealand
Turbo Yeast supplies: www.spiritsandbrewing.co.nz |
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| Stills in the UK : www.stillshop.co.uk |
Add 5-8 litres of hot water (not boiling, somewhere around 60-80 C / 140-176 F is fine) to fermenter (if you use a glass demijohn or similar you must avoid quick temperature changes which may crack the glass - use more water and stay at 30-50 C / 86-122 F). Then add your 6-8 kgs of sugar and stir/shake thoroughly. Finally, top up with cold water to final volume (normally 25 litres) and mix well. This will give you a good solution at the right start temperature. The start temperature should preferably be above 25 C (77 F), ideally 30 C (86 F) and always stay well below 35 C (95 F). These are general guidelines but they will work fine with most turbo's in the world (how do we know that - well we manufacture most of them).
The main difference when it comes to the 24-hour turbo is that it starts with a higher water temperature. Always read the instruction carefully!