20 Gallon Electric Copper Still with 4" Cap and Parrot
This 20 gallon copper still runs on electric heat through a 220 volt PID controller and temperature probe, and it's finished with a 4" cap for steady, hands-off runs. We include a parrot so you can read proof in real time as the spirit flows.
The larger boiler gives you room for bigger batches of whiskey, rum, brandy, or moonshine, and it works nicely for essential oils too. Formed by hand from lead-free copper and sealed with food-safe solder, it reflects the traditional craftsmanship our family has practiced for generations.
- 20 gallon copper boiler with 4" cap
- 220V PID controller and temperature probe
- Includes a parrot for live proofing
- 100% lead-free copper, hand-soldered
- Free U.S. shipping
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Good to know
Data is what separates a guess from an experiment, and this 20 gallon electric copper still with parrot gives you live readings as the spirit flows. The included parrot lets you read proof in real time, while a 220 volt PID controller and temperature probe keep the heat steady under a 4" cap.
What does a proofing parrot add to a 20 gallon copper still?
A parrot is made to hold a proofing hydrometer in the stream of distillate, so you can watch proof shift as the run goes on instead of collecting jars and testing them later. Combine those readings with the controller's steady temperature and you have two instruments helping you decide when to make your cuts. Not sure which hydrometer to use with it? Contact us.
- Steady, hands-off heat: the 220V PID controller and probe hold your set point.
- Room for bigger batches: the 20 gallon boiler handles larger runs of whiskey, rum, brandy or moonshine.
- Works for oils too: it also does a fine job with essential oils.
- Lead-free build: formed by hand from copper and sealed with food-safe solder, the way our family has done it for generations.
Keep notes on temperature and proof for every run, and each batch teaches you something new. Owning a still is legal in the US, but spirit runs require federal TTB permits first. Shipping is free in the U.S., and we're glad to answer setup questions anytime.