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My first run with the brewjhaus hc still very successful
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Made my first run this last weekend. Distiller before approx 17 years ago with a pressure cooker, English water filter as my condenser with 25 feet of 1/4 copper tubing. Had the basics. Took two 31 liter mesh container before I had the know how of this still and how to control the burner and cooling water. Got 12liters of 190 proof when finished. Awesome still. When not in use, it doubles as a hat hanger.
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Hat hanger--lol
What did you make
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Being in the Middle East, ingredients are limited. I used molliasses, and brown sugar with a turbo yeast.
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whats a toy doctor please?
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My line of work is fixing flight simulators when they break. We call these sims big toys. It is a 35 million dollar video game. I am old navy person that did this job and our rate abbrev was TD. Hence nickname Toy Doctor. I kept this nickname over many many year.
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