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The famous
"barrel-a-day" pot still that once made whiskey
at
Michters Jug House in Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania
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The little
pot still requires two runs in order to actually
produce a 53-gallon barrel of whiskey. The secondary still
(also known as a "doubler") is the larger still behind it.
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The still
is very low capacity, but the neck is tall enough
that Tom had to cut through the second storey floor in order
to make room for it!
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Try boxes
for proofing high and low wines
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The cypress
fermenting vats still bear the Michters logo
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Empty and
clean, ready for the next batch of mash
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Just barely
beginning to ferment
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This
mash will be ready to distill by tomorrow
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