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Adding a Distillery?

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Planning a distillery? Thinking of adding a distillery to your brewery?

With continuous and batch stills ranging from 150L to 3000L, C1D2 rated controls, and all the equipment needed to go from grain to spirit, Brewmation can help!

Brewmation offers turnkey batch distilling systems from 150L (40 Gallon) to 3000L (793 Gallon) in size. We can customize and deliver everything needed to go from grain to spirit, designed and built to your requirements.

Our electrically heated bain-marie systems and steam fired systems are available as either a compact still, great for making a range of spirits with in the most space-efficient footprint, or a universal still, offering the most versatility for making a full range of spirits.

And because safety is always our number one concern, our distilling solutions include controls and control components designed and engineered for the Class 1 Division 1 & 2 surroundings that your inspector will look for. We’ve got the knowledge and experience to do it right, and our controls are manufactured in our UL-698A certified panel shop to ensure the safety of your team and your equipment.
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All of our customers are exploring new ways to drive traffic to their breweries, generate new sources of revenue, and appeal to a wider audience of consumers. For many, adding a distillery to the brewery (thus creating a brewstillery) is the answer to these challenges.

Good Wort Makes Good Spirits
As a brewery, you’ve got a head start on distilling. Not only do you already have the equipment for creating and fermenting the wash that’ll feed your still, but chance are you’re already brewing GOOD wort, and good wort produces better spirits. You’re already halfway to producing spirits!
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If you’re considering this route, you most likely have some questions running through your mind:
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• What is the process for distilling and how is it different from brewing?
• What other equipment will I need, and what can I use from my brewery?
• Why should I consider adding a distillery?
• Are there other safety or legal issues I need to consider?
• How do I get started in learning more?

For answers to these questions, a good place to start is to view our webinar on Adding Distillation to Your Brewery, presented at the 2020 Virtual Brewers Conference and download the presentation.

Also check out our Brew Log article on incorporating distilling into your operation.

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OK, I’m Interested. What Now?
Ready to talk? Give us a call or head over to our Distillery Designer to start the process.
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