Anyone distill?

[mendozer]

I was wondering if anyone distills with the leftover grains. Idk what you could make, vodka? Or brandy with grape must after wine making?

anyone do this? i've heard you can convert a water heater to do this.

 

[Shooter]

I've heard this is an item we don't talk about on here.

 

[mendozer]

oh my bad. is that a homebrewing thing or just because there are distilling forums for that?

 

[JoeyChopps]

+1 illegal activity is not going to be tolerated around here

 

[mendozer]

oh i didn't realize it was illegal if you still small amounts. nevermind then.

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[Shooter]

oh my bad. is that a homebrewing thing or just because there are distilling forums for that?

Since it isn't legal, it is discouraged. The mods are just trying to limit any problematic discusions that could come back to bite the site later on.

 

[Shooter]

oh i didn't realize it was illegal if you still small amounts. nevermind then.

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No harm, no foul!

 

[dfc]

In before the delete...

 

[brewingmeister]

oh i didn't realize it was illegal if you still small amounts. nevermind then.

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Depends where you are. It's ok to do down under.

 

[spazzy]

Depends where you are. It's ok to do down under.

Or in an organic chemistry lab, although i never distilled plain old alcohol

 

[Yooper]

Unfortunately, this forum is based in the US and we have the "no distillation talk" rule for our forum.

Please see the rules: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/faq.php?faq=vb3_board_faq#faq_rules_regulations specifically rule # 2