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Offline Jkdel  
#1 Posted : 16 years ago
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Is anyone here from Canada and purchased a still from Brewhaus? I ask because I am wondering how my luck will be with it getting across the border. Alternitively do you guys know any Canadian based companies from which I could purchase an easystill?
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#2 Posted : 16 years ago
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Is anyone here from Canada and purchased a still from Brewhaus? I ask because I am wondering how my luck will be with it getting across the border. Alternitively do you guys know any Canadian based companies from which I could purchase an easystill?


Just guessing, I think the easystill would be easy to get past customs when you are getting plain buckets and lids in your order. Then making into the Easystill. A SS still like the EE is more obvious what it's for. Anyhow what are the laws concerning distilling in BIG North?

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#3 Posted : 16 years ago
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From what I can tell the laws up here are pretty much the same as in the U.S. (tottally illegal) except we don't have the luxury of applying for a permit to make the fuel.
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#4 Posted : 16 years ago
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That's why it's also sold as an extractor for 'essential oils'. These are the oils & fragrances for making soaps, perfumes, & such. Distilling rose essence uses the same equipment as liquor.
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#5 Posted : 15 years ago
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Brewhaus in Canada sells an awesome product called the SmartStill. Basically it's the same as the EasyStill. They ship pretty fast and I've always had great service from them.
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#6 Posted : 15 years ago
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"See Ian at http://www.home-distilling.com/

He is in Ontario, I picked mine up there. He is really good at answering all your questions too."
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#7 Posted : 15 years ago
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I tried them first but they haven't had stocks for over a month now.
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