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have read somewhere that when cutting your spirit you should add water first,then spirit or is t the opposite? am getting some haze in my finished/cut spirit
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"Mine did too with tap water. A slight haze. I went to the cheep-o store an picked up a couple of gallons of spring water. That cured that. But I must say that after I added the essence it really didn't make any difference for me.
Now if your making Gin or Vodka, it may look a bit odd. But the taste will be fine :)
Drip it through a coffee filter maybe? I know its extra time but it may clear it up. Read around a bit I know I have read others with the same issue.
Overall I suppose it doesn't matter which is first - just allow it to settle for a while after dilution.
billybob"
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"I've heard its just calcium in the water. I had it happen once but I was using my local california tap water  and had larger calcium deposits in it. I just filtered it with a coffee filter and started using distilled water for cutting afterwards and had no problems. Cheers! TS"
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" Originally Posted by: arkansasfiddler  have read somewhere that when cutting your spirit you should add water first,then spirit or is t the opposite? am getting some haze in my finished/cut spirit use distilled water....."
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