Professional Copper Parrot Spout
€175.00
This accessory is only suitable for our larger alembic stills of 200 L capacity or more, due to their design and capacity . For stills between 10 L and 150 L capacity, please see Copper Parrot Spout.
During the distillation process it is very important to separate the distillate results in terms of the alcoholic percentage, commonly known as the separation of the Heads Hearts & Tails.
The copper parrot spout, which is attached to the outlet of the condensing recipient, can be used to hold an alcoholmeter (not included) also known as a hydrometer.
This alcoholmeter provides the distiller with constant and accurate information on the alcohol level of the exiting distillate.
The distillate enters the parrot spout’s chamber where the alcoholmeter is placed floating in the liquid. Depending on the density of the distillate the alcoholmeter will rise or lower. The reading is taken at the point where the upper surface of the liquid touches the alcoholmeter, providing a reading of the alcoholic percentage of the results.
Height x Width: 38 cm x 29cm
Material: Copper
Thickness: 1.3 mm
Weight: 1.1 kgs
More about our Copper Accessories
Would you like to add a thermometer to your alembic still to make sure the temperature is accurate when distilling? Make sure to purchase your thermometer at the same time as the alembic and we will attach it for you at no extra cost. We have a variety of accessories that will compliment your distilling needs, from copper sieve trays, to refining lentils, as well as drain pipes, metal supports, gas burners among others. Whatever you need, we will make sure to include with your order
A piece of Copper Brothers history
Owning a Copper brothers alembic still is like owning a part of history and the tradition of distilling that goes back hundreds of years. Our products are all handmade by our artisans and hand hammered into perfection.
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With time your copper product can go darker and start to oxidize, this is completely normal and part of the natural copper process. Click on our Faqs to find out how to clean your copper products.
