Alla | Large Precision | Alcometer | 290mm

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SKU: 0500FG000/20-QP

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Alla Alcometers are long and easy to read. An Alcometer (as opposed to a Wash, Wine & Beer Hydrometer) is used to test the strength of your spirit. Additives such as flavouring and Liquid Glucose will distort the hydrometer readings. Alcometers should only be used to test spirit before any additives such as flavouring or liquid glucose are mixed.

The Alcometer is floated in the spirit to measure the alcohol content. As alcohol is thinner than water, the higher in strength the alcohol is, the further down the hydrometer floats. The reading is taken where the surface of the spirit cuts the scale of the hydrometer.

20°C = 68°F Calibration Temperature.

Made in France.

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brendan
perfect size and well made

love these they are just the right length to fit to the bottom of the parrot so you can just leave it in place and it will start to rise as you condense distillate. The graduations and clarity of markings also make it easy to read levels

Tanks Brendan,
Appreciate you taking the valuable time to write such a comprehensive review. cheers #distilafely always

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Francesca F.
fermentis and alcoholmeter

always great products

Tanks Joe,
We appreciate and value your custom and feedback as always

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Brent B.
Yellow label angel yeast

YLAY is great I’ve made un cooked and cooked mashes with rice, corn, barley, wheat, stale bread, weetbix, oats and even potato

Hey Brent,
Great to see that Angel Yellow Label Yeast has worked on a wide variety of feedstock and both cooked and uncooked mashes. Keep up the journey and have a great Distilling week. cheers #distilsafely always

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Timothy B.
it's an alcometer..

What else can I say.. They break easy.. so these are cheap!!

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Drew D.
Great value

Great little alcometer. Easy to use with a spirit parrot or for testing neutral spirit in a measuring tube. This is my second one as they’re much more fragile than a standard hydrometer.