Genuine Next Generation Turbo 500 Stainless Steel Condenser....

About the T500 Condenser

The Turbo 500 Condenser is the ultimate still condenser in home distilling, the T500 condenser column is a must for anyone who wants to produce large quantities of extremely clean, pure alcohol. The T500 system allows you to collect an astonishing 95% of the possible alcohol from the wash. This comes out at an amazing 93% alcohol purity which beats every other still on the market. 

This unit is for the condenser column only and does not include a lid or boiler.

High quality alcohol made with the T500 can be used to make high quality, commercial grade, clear spirits such as Gin, White Rum and Vodka as well as any of the other spirits and liqueurs in the Still Spirits Essences range. 

It is designed and assembled in New Zealand by Still Spirits, the world’s leading small batch distilling company. The T500 is the world's most advanced fractionating column for home use. It includes high quality Stainless Steel Construction with internal copper piping, faucet adaptor for ease of water flow adjustment plus all required fittings and internal column packing. The column nut is 44mm in diameter which will connects the still column to your boiler.  We sell Still Spirits Stainless steel 25lt boilers separately.

See Australian and NZ legality Guidelines below and note that this system is a legal unit in New Zealand for 25L batch distillation for home consumption. Australian & NZ customers …

Legality
Is it legal to use a still in Australia & New Zealand?
AUSTRALIA
in Australia you can use a still of up to 5lt capacity without a distillers licence for either water purification or essential oil extraction. In New Zealand, Switzerland and Italy it is legal to own a still and use it to extract alcohol.

Please note: You must have a license to produce alcohol using a still in Australia. It is not legal to separate water and alcohol via distillation in a still without a permit.

NEW ZEALAND
In New Zealand it is legal to use up to a 25L still at home to produce spirit for home consumption.