The Canadian Contingent (Part 1)

Make your own! I do :grin: everclear AND I make a really nice corn whiskey aged in American oak :yum:

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Great price there imo

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I ordered 4 bottles From a shop in Ontario with a buddy an split the shipping, found the link on o.g.

I haven’t Used It and probly never will lol went with MCT oil instead of ever clear. I’ll look for link

Edit I lied. It’s in calgarY

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Saskatchewan has it in the govt stores but you have to ask it’s behind the counter.

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:thinking: dibs :joy: jk

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@Pigeonman

Lol one each.

I sterilized some snips with one

Shipping was more than the bottles

WIllowpark

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Qc guy here :wave:

We can get it at the numerous Indian reserves around here, they keep the everclear next to the dynamite sticks :wink:

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Just don’t get the two confused

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THANK YOU SO MUCH EVERYONE!

Now i’m ALSO gonna buy me a water distiller so I can reuse this hard to get spirit! :rofl:

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well like others have said unless you make your own, saying that i use to run a a small 15-20Liter still though got out of the hobby quite a few years ago. 6+ months ago picked up a small air still aka “water distiller” im pretty happy with it especially considering when playing around trying different recipes you can make small 7 liter batches that takes two runs to strip down which is quick and makes a pretty decent product, and bonus no cooling water to deal with.

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this i great news. The one I’m looking into will be about $100 and supports 4L.

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yeah likely the same as the one i have, mine you can select temp it isnt needed though been using it as more or less a indicator , like once i found out the percentages that get pushed out at the tail end of the run and how that corresponded to specific setpoint temp wise with me playing around now i just punch in that temp and when it auto shuts off twice im usally at that point where further extraction on at least a stripping run isnt needed.

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Ive never heard of this? Post a link?

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Just look for “water distiller” on your standard online buying options

mine though i cut off the plastic cover for the condenser tube for my own reasons, no need to though.

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Bought a 6 pack at the same place. :+1:

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The stuff available in BC is the weak shit, I had to get the 190 proof in Alberta.

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Here you go @Loggershands :

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Haha, this is a little embarrassing but I got confused with the everclear conversation and thought you guys had some sort of distiller I could make grain alcohol with…possibly with water…:rofl:…I’m really high

When I googled it as suggested, I saw what it was and felt dumb.

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I have one of those lol. Haven’t used it in years! I made my own and haven’t looked back. The One I made is not as pretty but it’s way more functional :grin:

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… yes if one put in say a low wine 10% sugar wash you would extract said alcohol, or say if you had a grain mash same thing.

Which is exactly what i do… unless i need distilled water then well…

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