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How to brew spirits
Once cleared, you can move on to distilling using your still. In 4 easy steps you’ll have great tasting spirits Step 1: Making The Wash Making the wash is basically combining yeast, water and sugar in a fermenter and then allowing it to ferment. Once fermentation is finished you clear your wash, we recommend using Still Spirits Turbo Clear. To distill spirits means to purify or. To further amplify the alcoholic content created during fermentation, spirits take the next step called distillation. This will give you a start volume of 25 litres. . Take 21 litres of clean water at 30°C and add this to the 30 litre clean bucket, then add the 6 kilos of sugar. Mix well and keep stirring until this is fully dissolved. You can use 7kg of Glucose Powder (Brewing Sugar) instead of sugar. This will give you a start volume of 25 litres. Liqueur or Spirit Flavourings The Production Process Take 21 litres of clean water at 30°C and add this to the 30 litre clean bucket, then add the 6 kilos of sugar. You can use 7kg of Glucose Powder (Brewing Sugar) instead of sugar. Liqueur or Spirit Flavourings The Production Process Take 21 litres of clean water at 30°C and add this to the 30 litre clean bucket, then add the 6 kilos of sugar. This will give you a start volume of 25 litres. Mix well and keep stirring until this is fully dissolved. The yeast will convert the sugar to alcohol by a process known as fermentation. Here is a quick outline to making Spirits and Liqueurs by distillation. 1st Step- Fermentation. Make the alcohol by mixing sugar and water and then adding a Still Spirits Turbo which is a mixture of yeast and yeast food (nutrients). /12/18 Raw materials are grown, harvested and processed · Yeast is added to jump-start fermentation · Distillation transforms the liquid into a spirit.