Customer Reviews for VEVOR Moonshine Still Distiller 3Gal 12L Stainless Steel Water Distiller Copper Tube with Circulating Pump Home Brewing Kit Build-in Thermometer for DIY Whisky Wine Brandy Spirits

Jätte lätt att sätta ihop och får massa extra knep i innehållsförteckningen. Extra varor som silikon pluggar, skruvar o annat Jag är tamejfan jättenöjd...,... .. .. ......,... Massor altså haha

Very practical, easy to use, suitable for many different purposes from distilling essential oils to making your own spirits. It came with detailed manual and super fast.

Well build distil, the stainless steel pot is not suitable for induction hob, I use a gas hob ant it works fine.Comes with an instruction manual that was very helpful.I gave only four stars because the cooler coil is to small, the distillate exist with ~30©! My solution was a DIY build coil cooler, made out of a drain pipe and 150cm long, 8mm copper pipe and some fittings.Another adaptation that I made was to place the Thumper on top of the port. This saves space and preheat the Thumper.I needed only one new fitting to connect.See photos!

LIKED...arrived on time, well packed, no dents or damage whatsoever, all the bits there, working within an hour.DISLIKED...drain for condenser water could do with being larger...but this is a minor gripe...Overall...works very well, and good value—-am pleased, and recommend item and seller.

That pipes is big problem, and need change gasket. For starters it's good. But now im looking for new distiller.

Now 18 months old with about 25 runs. I ferment with Turbo 8 yeast plus 8kg sugar at 25c to give 23L of mash. Then at least 2 runs with Bots in Thumper on final. I have incorporated a thermometer where the output meets the worm. I get approx. 4L gin @ 82% = 8L final yield

Fast delivery. Very professional design & manufacture. Great value for money.

Exceptional piece of equipment

I received the product very quickly. Easy to use, the resulting product is very good quality. Tip: you need to put the spacers responsibly, because during cooking I had to change and lose part of the final product.

It works well, but I didn't realise it needs monitoring to get the input and output of the water to balance. I bought extra piping to reach to my water supply and have pipes stretching across the kitchen which is a bit of a trip hazard. I am a bit nervous of it as I haven't used it many times. There is no indicater to tell you if the boiler is running dry. I use it for distilling water and have a wood burning stove so it doesn't need electric other than for the pump. My last distiller was all electric and expensive to run, although not so labour intensive.