The Keg Kit for Brewhaus’ Essential Extractor Gin Series Distiller is a moonshine still kit that comes with the necessary equipment for distilling water, essential oils, fuel alcohol, moonshine, whisky, vodka, gin, or other flavor-infused spirits. It is made to attach directly to the top of a US, standard-sized beer keg (not included).
Our Essential Extractor Gin Series Keg Kit can perform pot distillation, reflux distillation, and can also be run in “gin mode.” Gin mode occurs when you run the moonshine still as a reflux column with the gin basket in place at the top of the column between the cooling lines and the condenser. This allows only the purest vapor that has completed the reflux cycle to pass through the botanicals in the gin basket, resulting in a better flavoring. When run in reflux mode, it is a forced reflux still that features the Pro Series’ Cooling System, which utilizes crossed cooling lines at the top for efficient cooling during reflux distillation, resulting in a cleaner distillate. Learn more about the design of this forced reflux still here. When run in pot mode, only attach two sections of the column to the keg. Pot distilling is for products that you want to keep as much flavor that was produced during fermentation as possible, such as whisky, rum, schnapps, brandy, etc.
Features:
- Runs in gin mode, reflux mode, and pot distillation mode
- 2″ in diameter
- Made of dairy grade Stainless Steel beverage tubing
- Tri-Clamp ferrule on top of column
- Can be packed with either copper mesh for beverage-grade alcohol or ceramic Raschig rings for essential oils
Includes:
- 4-piece stainless steel column (gin basket, condenser, dephlegmator, column)
- 4 stainless steel tri-clamps
- 4 EPDM chemical tolerant gaskets
- 1 EPDM chemical tolerant O-ring for direct keg attachment
- Hoses with hose clamps
- Submersible pump
- Water control system
- Your choice of column packing
- Pure tan gum bung
- Your choice of thermometer
Recommendations:
- For column packing, choose the ceramic raschig rings for distilling water or essential oils, and copper mesh for distilling alcohol.
- If you don’t like the bung, choose the wireless digital thermometer upgrade. This comes with an end cap with silicone bushing that the thermometer seals into at the top of the column, getting rid of the bung completely.
*Most parts are laser welded. For information on the benefits of laser welding click here.







Johnny –
Great Item. I bought this becuase I have my own Sanke Beer Keg and it fit perfectly and works great
BayouRuler –
High Quality. This little Column is made of quality materials and constructed with quality workmanship. Well worth the money!
edward –
nice looking but…….. im running it for the first time and i haqve only one complant the condencer is way to short loosing steem where i should be getting strate product not running to hot but still the fule to product is to high and i may go back to my home made unit with the worm till i can order a nother with the 18 inch condencer i hope im not putting good money where it dont belong keep in mind my worn is 20 feet of coild up copper……………. part two of the review im happy with the proof and amount overall but still not happy with the condencer putting out steem needs to be longer but i think ill stick with it and give it a nother star
slowpoke scotty –
I have had one for a few years. It is a fine unit and definitely excellent value. If you are getting steam from the liebig its not the unit, It’s definitely you runnung too hot.
christopher –
very nice product. This a quality product very well made and the materials used are high quality. I was also impressed with the care taken in packaging. I will definitely be doing business with this company in the future.
Schog –
Mixed bag. The still itself is a five, no question. But the still to Sanke keg system is very hit and miss. I just spent a total of seven hours doing two runs that should have been two hours each. Sometimes the O-ring works great, but sometimes it doesn’t. The one that came with the kit worked fairly well, but it eventually gave way as O-rings tend to do. Got a pack of two inch O-rings to replace. Ended up going to three different stores even though, of course, they should all be the same. Something about the store bought ones just make getting a good seal very difficult. I have had to take lots of time stretching them to fit. Turn the heat on, vapor leaks. Try again. And so on. Sometimes for up to an hour. Always ends up working but it should not take this long. I gave in and bought their milk can because I’m tired of messing with it, maybe that’s what they wanted all along.
Reply from Brewhaus: The O-ring for tri-clamp ferrules is a special size, hence the issue in finding something suitable at a building supply store. This is not something of our doing, but the spec on an industry-standard fitting.