I've watched so many of your videos and learned so much I'm starting to feel guilty about not sending in a tuition check. ;)

Hi George, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your passion, I am a retired engineer and watched every one of your videos and have built "Big Bertha" my still, and she is producing the most incredible stuff I can make during the lockdown in South Africa! without your teaching, I would have taken twice as long to get the results!!!

Thanks George for the information. My smell ability really sucks. I’m always looking for a good method to make cuts. I will start concentrating on proof.

I always learn a bit more everytime I watch George's videos. Lead free vs Zero Lead % and identification ring on brass fittings. I did not know this but now part of my knowledge database.

Thanks George!🥃

Speak the truth, even if it goes against tradition. Well done George! Keep at it.

As a 69 year old Englishman I am so glad to have discovered your channel 2 or 3 years ago I had run out of people to look up to.Thank you George and Happy Distilling!

Just wanted to update everyone on my build since I now have several runs under my belt. I changed my water lines to two separate systems one for deflaglanator one for shotgun condenser water from the deflaglanator is straight tap water with the inlet tube running through a bucket of ice since my tap water runs pretty warm l used a T-500 pump since I had one on hand and the needle value lets me make tiny adjustments which is perfect for the deflaglanator. Temperature on the outlet side runs at 162° F on the condenser I use a 180 gallon pond pump in my cooler with 15 pounds of ice and three gallons of water and it keeps everything ice cold through the whole run now. Your pid controller is the best I set it to 120°F to balance my column then to 155°F for my foreshots and heads once it stops I go to 180°F for my hearts and run until I hit 200°F and I'm done. #HappyDistilling  everyone l hope this helps you on your application.

George you are always full of great information!!  #happydistilling

I forgot to add, I got a PID controller and found I had some 230V 45A SSR's, so I made a PID controller for the urn!

George, hope all is well. 1 We miss you and 2 Thank you for all your hard work on these videos. you really take the mysticism out of the home brew lore and make it easy for us.

Thank you sooo very much for being such a phenomenal teacher!! I have filled half a notebook already with info from your videos!! Thank you George!! Your videos are priceless!!
Happy brewing!!🍷🌷

George, I have been wondering this for a bit and have watched many of your videos. I certainly appreciate they way you explain things in a way anyone can understand.  I'm looking forward to getting started distilling soon.  I have been doing cider and wine for a few years now and your videos have helped me perfect my technique there as well.

Great info George, thanks keep up the good work.

First of all thank you Sir for yet another much appreciated knowledgeable show. Please do continue with all the valuable information Sir. I'm trying to learning the process of brewing actually and you are my mentor. Thanks once again Sir .

I love your videos George! I just got started on the brand new copper steel from George distilling company. 30 gallon pot. You help me get through my first run without any hiccups. I knew exactly what to expect. I love the scientific nature you implement in this hobby. It’s something that I respond to you well. Thanks again man I’m sure I’ll be calling you one of these days. Cheers

George, I have watched every one of your videos there is volumes of knowledge you have shared that I have put to use as a new distiller.

Well I definitely learned something new about brass fitting today.

Once again, I have learned something new about foreshots and heads!!! I have a better understanding of what to watch for on my hydrometer!! Thank you George!!! Happy Distilling

I’ve been looking for this information for a week now!! best video thank you !!!!

You are on a roll. A few days ago I thought I should get a ph meter and bam video. I was at a re-store (sells recovered or not needed building materials for charity) looking through the pluming odds and ends. Saw a bunch of brass wondered if I could utilize it. Bam video about brass. Thank you sir.