Hi there , yes a very simple sugar wash that cost;s next to nothing and produces a much cleaner more neutral spirit than any turbo I have ever tried, check out the tried and true recipe's on the home distillers forum, you will find a few sugar wash recipe's there including Bird watchers wine'os plain 'ol.

So all up, the cost (outside of the T500) is roughly 15 Aussie dollars per brew. 11 bucks for the yeast sachet and about 4 (bulk buy for both according to Google) giving you 3 ltrs on average per cook up. Very good value for money. After flavouring and bottling i suppose we are looking at 17 bucks per bottle.

Yes. New Zealanders are watching.

Hi, Where can I find your followup video.

Simply put, no. It is meant to take out impurities during fermentation. You add it immediately after or at the same time as the yeast. Trust me. Those are the instructions from the manufacturer. You filter it all out with Turbo Clear and polish your distillate with activated carbon sachets if you like.

I have spoken English and only English my entire life of 60 years and this might as well been in french hardly understand a word

Nice one look forward to the 2nd part.

Have you ever tried something like a Shady's Sugar Shine Wash ?.

get to it man

Would it taste better using cracked corn or other grains ?

Let me know how you get along .

lol, arent you sposed to put the liquid carbon in after fermentation ? lol wtf?

I hit the dislike button because the volume levels in this video are way too low. If I cannot hear the audio, I dislike the video.