20 Gallon Electric Copper Still with Gin Basket - 220V PID Controller
For the serious home distiller, our 20 gallon electric copper still brings real control to your runs. It carries a 220-volt PID controller and temperature probe, so it draws the same power as your kitchen range. Unplug the stove, plug in the still, and you're ready to fire it up.
An inline gin basket sits in the vapor path for botanical work, and you're free to run with it or without it. The setup is topped off with a 4" cap system, and it handles whiskey, rum, brandy, gin, and essential oils with equal ease.
- 20 gallon hand-built copper boiler
- 220V PID controller with temperature probe
- Removable inline gin basket
- 4" cap system included
- Lead-free copper and free U.S. shipping
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For the serious home distiller, this 20 gallon electric copper still with gin basket brings real control to every run. Its 220-volt PID controller and temperature probe draw the same power as a kitchen range. Unplug the stove, plug in the still, and you're ready to fire it up. The hand-built copper boiler is lead-free and topped with a 4-inch cap system.
How does an inline gin basket work?
The basket sits in the vapor path. Fill it with botanicals, and the rising vapor passes through and picks up their aroma as it moves on. The basket is removable, so you can run with it or without it.
- Botanical experiments: change what goes in the basket and compare results from run to run.
- Steady heat: the PID controller holds the temperature you set, so you stay in control of every variable.
- Range-style power: it runs on a 220-volt supply, just like an electric kitchen range.
- Wide use: it handles essential oils, and with federal TTB permits, whiskey, rum, brandy and gin.
Vapor infusion is where distilling feels most like alchemy. You load juniper, citrus peel or herbs in the basket, set careful heat below, and copper cleans up the vapor along the way. Owning a still is legal in the US, but any spirit production needs a permit. Questions about the condenser or other parts of the setup? Contact us and we'll fill in the details.