1/2 Gal. Glass Jar Infuser for 4" Quick-Clamp Cap Thumper with 2" Stainless Ball Valve
Enhance your brewing and distilling experience with the 1/2 Gallon Glass Jar Infuser, a top-quality accessory designed for 4-inch clamp installations. Ideal for creating your own liquor and liqueur, this infuser is crafted from durable glass and features a 22-gauge copper tube, making it a perfect addition to your whiskey moonshine still. The quick-clamp™ Instant Sealing Cap ensures a tight seal every time, preserving the integrity of your spirits.
The infuser comes with a 2-inch stainless steel ball valve, allowing for easy adjustment and control during the distillation process. With its straightforward design and reliable performance, the Glass Jar Infuser is an essential tool for any enthusiast's toolkit. For our Canadian Customers Please ask About Shipping Cost.
✓ 100% copper, lead-free · ✓ Free U.S. shipping · ✓ Backed by our 2-year warranty.
✓ 100% copper, lead-free · ✓ Free U.S. shipping · ✓ 2-year warranty
Good to know
Glass lets you watch the experiment happen. Our 1/2 gallon glass jar infuser is made for a 4-inch quick-clamp cap thumper with a 2-inch stainless ball valve, so you can see vapor working through fruit, herbs or botanicals instead of guessing what's going on inside.
How does a glass jar infuser work with a thumper?
The infuser installs on a 4-inch clamp setup. Vapor passes through the jar and picks up character from whatever you've loaded inside, and the stainless ball valve gives you easy adjustment and control during the run.
- Durable glass jar: half-gallon capacity, with a clear view of your charge.
- 22-gauge copper tube: copper where it counts in the vapor path.
- Quick-clamp instant sealing cap: a tight seal every time you close it.
- 2-inch stainless ball valve: simple, hands-on control over the process.
For the alchemist in you, this is the most visual tool in the kit. Try citrus peel one day and juniper the next, and watch how each one looks and smells as the run goes. Rinse the jar and valve well after each use. Owning a still is legal in the US, but making liquor or liqueur requires federal TTB permits. The same setup is a handy way to experiment with botanicals for essential oils. Canadian customers, please contact us about shipping cost.