How To Make Vodka and Getting To 190 Proof In A Still
Visit our shop: https://milehidistilling.com/ Follow our other social media: / milehidistilling / milehidistilling / milehidistilling This is the final installment in our quest to getting 190 proof in a still. For a spirit to be labeled as a vodka by TTB standards, the spirit needs to be distilled at 190 proof. Today, we can officially say we've made a vodka, and now we'll teach you how to make vodka. Using a Mile Hi Flute still with six bubble plates and a dephlegemator condenser, we got to an azeotropic level of spirit, otherwise known as 190+ proof spirit. Enjoy the watch! Watch the recipe we used here: • How To Make Vodka EASY #moonshine #distillery #distillery #alcohol #moonshinestill #liquor #vodka #reflux #learnsomethingnew #190 #azeotrope

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