10 Gallon Copper Moonshine Still with 4" Cap, Thumper and Worm Condenser, Electric
Built by hand from 100% lead-free copper, this 10 gallon pot still pairs a 4" cap with a matched thumper keg and a coiled worm condenser, so you can pull a cleaner, higher-proof run straight out of the box. We add an electric heat setup so you can fire it up indoors without chasing a burner.
It's a roomy size for serious hobby batches, and the same rig that handles whiskey or rum will happily run brandy, moonshine, or a batch of essential oils. Every seam is sealed with food-safe solder the way our folks have done it for generations here in the mountains.
- Generous 10 gallon copper boiler
- 4" cap with thumper and worm condenser
- Electric heat package included
- Tin and silver-soldered, lead-free seams
- Free shipping anywhere in the U.S.
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Good to know
This 10 gallon electric copper moonshine still puts the whole lab in one package: a hand-built copper pot, a 4" cap, a matched thumper keg and a coiled worm condenser. It also comes with an electric heat setup, so you can run it indoors without chasing a burner.
Why pick an electric 10 gallon copper still with a thumper?
Electric heat takes the open flame out of the picture, which makes it easier to repeat a run and see what each change does. The thumper keg gives the vapor another pass, so you can pull a cleaner, higher-proof run straight out of the box. Then the worm condenser turns the vapor back into liquid, and you can watch the cuts come through.
- Generous 10 gallon boiler: a roomy size for serious hobby batches.
- Electric heat package: included with the still. For voltage and controller details, contact us before you order.
- Lead-free seams: 100% lead-free copper, tin and silver-soldered with food-safe solder.
- One rig, many jobs: whiskey, rum, brandy, moonshine or a batch of essential oils.
Why copper? It moves heat well and has long been the distiller's metal of choice. That's why our family here in the mountains has built with it for generations, sealing every seam the way our folks always did. Keep it legal: owning a still is fine in the US, but making spirits requires federal TTB permits. Shipping is free anywhere in the U.S.