It was just a bucket with water and sugar, both white and brown, 4 and 4 pounds of each in about 4 gallons of water, and the stovetop distiller came out blue, it even seemed to be more blue the next day. I retched up the bit I drank before I realized how bad it was.

Anyone experience this before? Is there a reason this 48 hour turbo yeast, sugar, and water, in a bucket, could come out blue?

Thanks for any help, brewing supply has no answers, the internet search engines are giving me nothing on point.

  • bedwyr@piefed.caOP
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    17 hours ago

    I am heating over an open fire, in a stainless pot, copper coil from top in a stainless container on top you fill with water to cool it, then a silicon tube to your collector, I use mason jars.

    So nothing was different from the other dozens of times I’ve done this. Temperature was cold at night, I haven’t fired up my woodstove yet, but I don’t think that would matter.