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13th January 2021, 20:15 #1
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Have a 70 ABV solution and wish to make Gin
I distilled a good clear spirit, but it goes milky when I add water, why?
How do I cut the spirit and keep it clear ?
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13th January 2021, 20:41 #2
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Use distilled water.
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13th January 2021, 21:21 #3
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Its not that, I am using RO water already. A suggestion from in my circle offered that I am distilling to close to or into the tails, something about fuesil oils??
The oils do not mix with the water.
There was a suggestion of adding the one to the other but not the other to the one, so to say.
I am fishing here, the net seems very " it might, or maybe" in its answers.
How do you do it and stay with that diamond clear look?
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15th January 2021, 17:11 #4
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This is after distillation with the botanicals? You might need to take a larger fore-shot cut on that spirit run, there are a lot of monoterpenes which are a little harsh and really like to drop out at lower abvs. If this is in your neutral spirit, I guess it could be hard water? If it still does it with distilled you have fusel oils and that's all down to how its distilled and cut.
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15th January 2021, 17:40 #5
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18th January 2021, 10:29 #6
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Last edited by groenspookasem; 29th March 2021 at 12:00.
So was the code as you suspected before, AN units support PT100 or was it a different model code? Im going to be ordering another unit off Banggood today so just wanted to check.
Berm C100