Episode 152: Pot Still Arithmetic: Figuring Yield, Fuel, and Profit on a Forty-Gallon Run
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Episode 152: Pot Still Arithmetic: Figuring Yield, Fuel, and Profit on a Forty-Gallon Run
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Dr. Wilkins takes a slate and chalk to one week's work at Fort Wilkins. He follows eight bushels of grain and three-quarters of a cord of wood through four stripping runs and a forty-gallon spirit run to about fifteen proof gallons, then sets the price he gets against Mr. Lincoln's $2.00-a-proof-gallon tax to show why a small still-keeper's margin was thin and one bad week could wipe out a season. Retired revenue officer Captain Donald Vance explains how he caught still-keepers with arithmetic, and Wilkins answers Cletus 'Rabbit' Miller of Wilkesboro, NC, about hickory ashes and red oak shavings in the thump keg before striking his anvil to knock down the blue flame myth.
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