6 Gallon Copper Moonshine Still - Heavy 20 oz. Build with Thumper & Worm
Compare it to anything out there and you'll see why we stand behind our 6 gallon copper still. It ships with a thumper and coiled worm condenser, all hand-built from heavy 20 oz. copper in the time-honored mountain tradition.
The thick copper isn't for show; it carries a full charge of mash run after run and brings out clean, smooth spirits. Whether you're chasing whiskey, rum, brandy, moonshine, or essential oils, this rig is up to the task.
- 6 gallon heavy copper boiler
- Thumper and worm condenser included
- Hand-built from 20 oz. copper
- Lead-free with tin-soldered seams
- Free U.S. shipping
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Good to know
Pick up a sheet of 20 oz. copper and you'll understand our 6 gallon copper moonshine still before you ever light a burner. We hand-build that heavy metal into a boiler, a thumper and a coiled worm condenser, in the time-honored mountain tradition. The rig is meant to carry a full charge run after run, and we're glad to have you compare it with anything else out there.
What does a heavy 20 oz. copper moonshine still do better?
Thick copper holds and spreads heat steadily, which gives you more control over temperature, and control is the whole game. Copper also reacts with sulfur compounds in the vapor. That's a big reason copper stills are known for clean, smooth output. Every batch is a chemistry experiment, and good copper is your best lab partner.
- Complete setup: a 6 gallon heavy copper boiler, a thumper and a worm condenser, all together.
- Material: hand-built from 20 oz. lead-free copper with tin-soldered seams.
- Range of projects: distilled water, essential oils and fuel alcohol, plus whiskey, rum, brandy or moonshine if you have the proper federal permits.
- Care tip: rinse and dry the copper after each run so it's ready for the next one.
A quick word on the law: owning a still is legal in the US, but producing spirits requires TTB permits. Want to know more before you decide? Send us a question and we'll help.