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Yes & no. While you could redistill it and be extra generous with the amount of head (& tail?) thrown away. Or you could build a activated carbon filter; if yo
by KingMachiavelli 7y ago
Yes & no. While you could redistill it and be extra generous with the amount of head (& tail?) thrown away. Or you could build a activated carbon filter; if you search around there is a lengthy PDF describing the proper dimensions & volume of carbon filtration needed. The cost of the activated carbon is probably going to exceed just buying slightly more expensive such as Costco/Kirkland vodka. It's not as cheap as the plastic bottle brands like Taaka but save for really high consumption levels it's probably cheap enough.
- shawnz 7y agoWhy does the carbon filtration only remove the side products and not the desired products?
- jerrysievert 7y agolast I looked (can't verify locally since Costco can't sell spirits here) their vodka was belvedere. is that still the case? personally, I prefer monopolowa, but it's mostly personal preference at that point - but I find the price of $19.95 is a little more palatable (wow, it was $9.95 last time I bought some!)