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  1. To produce a distilled spirit you need to start with an alcoholic liquid ('wash') to distil your spirit from. The majority of vodkas and all whiskies are distilled from a wash which is essentially beer made by fermenting cereal grains. Potable (a fancy word for 'drinkable') alcohol is a liquid called ethanol.

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  4. 26 de jul. de 2016 · Mr86Camino. The parallel flow is an improvement but my understanding is that is the compressor blows up you can't flush the condenser, it has to be replaced with new. The old conventional condenser can be flushed. That is a minor problem since the condenser is not super pricey. The time and effort to flush a condenser and get it clean is not ...

  5. 22 de feb. de 2024 · Distillery manager Euan Henderson says, “[worm tubs] result in a more full-bodied, flavorsome and sulfur-y new make spirit. When combined with shell and tube condensers, it can also bring out a fruitiness which we look for in our new make spirit.” The Japanese Yamazaki Distillery also operates on a similar dual-condenser system.

  6. 11 de jun. de 2018 · The architect hopes that the pavilion, as a social condenser, "will become a beacon of light, a symbol of storytelling and togetherness." 2018: Frida Escobedo Save this picture!

  7. 12 de feb. de 2018 · Up on Speyside, the new Ballindalloch distillery has worms, as does Ardnahoe on Islay. Dalwhinnie has experienced both types of condenser during its history. ‘My recollection is that it found itself needing new worm tubs in the 1980s when the whisky loch was filling up and distilleries were working a three-day week,’ says Beveridge.