Mushroom-Top Copper Pot Still — 19 Gallon
The 19 gallon mushroom-top pot still is our biggest mushroom-cap rig, hand-built from heavy copper for high-volume distilling. Each seam is bonded with lead-free tin-silver solder, and you won't find brass anywhere on it. Big capacity, honest craftsmanship, and a finish worth showing off.
You'll receive the copper boiler, the rounded mushroom-top cap, a swan neck, and a condenser with a thermometer port. It runs whiskey, rum, brandy, moonshine, and essential oils with plenty of room to spare.
- Built entirely from copper
- Lead-free tin-silver soldered seams
- Mushroom-top cap with swan neck
- Thermometer port on the condenser
- Free U.S. shipping
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Good to know
High-volume distilling is where the 19 gallon mushroom-top copper pot still earns its place. It's our biggest mushroom-cap rig, hand-built from heavy copper. Each seam is bonded with lead-free tin-silver solder, and you won't find brass anywhere on it. Big capacity, honest craftsmanship and a finish worth showing off.
How do you heat a 19 gallon mushroom-top copper pot still?
A boiler this size needs serious heat you can control. Our 220,000 BTU propane burner is built for 20 gallon stills and reinforced to carry a loaded rig, so it's a natural partner. Questions about other heat sources? Ask us.
- You'll receive: copper boiler, rounded mushroom-top cap, swan neck, and a condenser with a thermometer port.
- Room to spare: with a boiler this large you can leave generous headspace and still run a sizable batch.
- Measure everything: use the thermometer alongside a proof and Tralle hydrometer and a test jar, and every run becomes a set of numbers you can compare.
- Range: essential oils, distilled water, and, under federal TTB permits, whiskey, rum, brandy or moonshine.
Owning a still is legal in the US, and that includes a rig this size. Making spirits requires TTB permits, so get them sorted before any spirit run. After that, it's your lab. Rinse and dry the copper after each session and it will be ready whenever inspiration strikes.