Picture your workspace with no hissing propane and no flame to watch. It's just a copper pot, electric heat, and you, paying attention. This 10 gallon Advanced Model runs on 220V, from $1299. It's built for people who treat every run as an experiment worth getting right.
Heat without the fire
Electric heat changes how a run feels. You aren't fighting wind or a dying tank, and there's no burner to tend. That leaves more of your attention for what matters: what's coming off the still and how it changes over the run. Make sure your space has a 220V circuit ready before your first session.
Ten gallons of room to experiment
Capacity lets you be curious. A 10 gallon pot has space for longer runs, more careful observation, and the kind of comparisons that teach you something. Change one thing, keep everything else the same, and see what the copper and heat give back.
The alchemist's metal
Long before anyone wrote down the chemistry, distillers knew copper made a difference. It still does. Working with it connects you to that history, and running it on electric heat brings the craft up to date.
Talk to the people who build it
We're a family shop in New Hampshire. If you want to know exactly what comes with this model, or how it compares with our other 10 gallon stills, call 603-997-6786.
Owning a still is legal in the US. Producing alcohol requires federal (TTB) permits. Always follow federal, state, and local law. Water and essential oils are popular uses too.
