Welcome to Moonshine Still, selling custom made stills by MileHi

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AAll of our distilling equipment is made for new and experienced distillers and are very user friendly.  Built from 100% stainless steel our distillers are very durable and easy to clean.  We build these moonshine stills so well you will be handing them down to further generations.  Our Complete Kit includes our new patent pending distiller, doubling the speed and producing at 95%.  We can guarantee you will not find a better built moonshine or alcohol still anywhere. They are well suited for many applications ranging from ethanol distilling, moonshine, essential oil extracting, and can even be used for water distillation and purification.  We manufacture and ship to our customers within 5-10 business days without delay.

 We sell moonshine stills, reflux stills, pot stills, water distillers, essential oil distillers, boilers, towers, and flavor essences. Our stills are produced by MileHi.  We match his prices and have been his reseller for the last 4 years. We have the time to give your our individual attention!

Stainless steel distillers VS Copper moonshine stills

 We receive a lot of calls from customers asking "what's the difference between the two and witch one the best?"

In short, stainless wins for maintenance, cost, and durability.

 Stainless steel distillers are much more durable and very easy to clean, cleanable with soapy water.

 Copper is known for its ability to remove sulfides  produced during the distilling process (one advantage over stainless stills). To get those benefits with a stainless still, we use pure copper mesh material to pack the column. Now you have the best of both worlds: benefits from copper but the durability of stainless (and lower cost than copper). And, the copper mesh is easier to take out and clean than trying to clean the inside of a copper still.

 As copper is very soft and easy to work with, many people opt to build their own moonshine still using copper. No welding involved, no expensive equipment, and can be made at home.  But copper material is very expensive and hard to keep clean.  As the copper tarnishes you must clean it with expensive, harsh chemicals.

 The equipment to work on stainless may cost quite a bit for a single project to do at home, but the cost of stainless material is significantly more affordable to work with. Even with the cost of our equipment, the savings on our materials is great enough to build a still at a much better price than with copper. So to conclude, stainless wins in more ways than one. Cost, durability, and maintenance free.  Our organization has produced over 6000 stills in the last 6 years, all with satisfied customers! Our moonshine stills are produce by MileHi and we've sold at their same price for the last 4 years!

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