Everything you need to start distilling spirits at home
Home Distilling Kits
Complete home distilling kits for beginners and experienced distillers alike. Whether you’re setting up your first air still or upgrading to a reflux system, our home distilling kits include everything you need to get started — stills, fermentation supplies, and flavouring, all from trusted brands like Air Still Pro and Pure Distilling. Not sure where to start? Read our guide to choosing a home distilling kit or browse the range below.
The Pure Distilling Reflux All-In-One System is a cutting-edge distillation setup designed to streamline and simplify the distillation process. It stands out for its user-friendly design, which saves time, money, and reduces the number of parts needed for operation. The system is compact, fitting into a single box, making storage and shipping more convenient. Additionally, it comes with enhanced value features and detailed step-by-step instructions, ensuring that both beginners and experienced users can effectively distill ready wash right out of the box.
Included in the kit flavourings Do Not Contain Alcohol!
The Air Still Essentials Kit is perfect for beginners and small-batch distilling. Compact and sleek, the stainless steel Air Still is electric-powered and requires no water, making it ideal for kitchens, campervans, or boats.
Pure Distilling Distillery Reflux Kit – the best kit ever!
The distillery kit contains everything needed to make a wash ready for distillation! Just buy a boiler and you are 100% set! Australian made – great Aussie Quality!
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Air Still Pro Complete Kit.
Complete Kit for a Complete Experience
The Air Still Pro Complete Kit includes everything you need to get started on your distillation adventure. From fermentation equipment and essential accessories to detailed instructions and recipe guides, this kit provides a comprehensive package that takes the guesswork out of the process. You’ll have all the tools at your fingertips to craft spirits that you can be proud of.
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With the Air Still Pro Complete Kit, you’re not just buying a distillation system; you’re joining a community of enthusiasts passionate about creating premium, handcrafted spirits.
Start Your Distilling Journey Today
Experience the art of distillation like never before. Order your Air Still Pro Complete Kit now and take the first step towards mastering the craft of high-quality spirit production. Cheers to your new adventure in distilling!
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Everything you need to ferment, distil and flavour your first batch — in one box. Built around the Still Spirits Air Still Pro, the quiet countertop distiller that does the hard work for you, this complete kit pairs premium equipment with the consumables to get you started straight away. No guesswork, no hunting for parts.
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Filter cleaner, smoother spirits — and never run short on carbon. This kit pairs the Still Spirits Filter Pro with 4kg of premium activated carbon, so you’re set for batch after batch. The Filter Pro normally ships at a flat $38.50, but this VALUE DEAL it’s yours with free shipping.
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Complete home distilling kits for beginners and experienced distillers alike. Whether you’re setting up your first air still or upgrading to a reflux system, our home distilling kits include everything you need to get started — stills, fermentation supplies, and flavouring, all from trusted brands like Air Still Pro and Pure Distilling. Not sure where to start? Read our guide to choosing a home distilling kit or browse the range below.
Setting up your first home distilling kit doesn’t need to be complicated. Our home distilling kits are designed to take you from complete beginner to confident home distiller, with everything included to get your first batch underway — the still itself, fermentation supplies, and clear instructions to match.
If you’re just starting out, an air still is the simplest way in — compact, straightforward to use, and ideal for producing clean spirit bases you can flavour yourself with our range of spirit essences. For those ready to go further, our reflux systems give you finer control over purity and proof, closer to what serious home distillers use.
Once you’ve distilled your spirit, filtering makes a real difference to the finished result. Our Filter Pro Kit uses activated carbon to smooth out harshness and remove unwanted congeners, giving you a cleaner-tasting spirit before you flavour or bottle it — a step many home distillers add once they’ve got their first few batches under their belt. You’ll find carbon and filter cartridge refills in our Filtering range once you’re set up.
Every kit we stock comes from brands with a genuine track record in Australia — Still Spirits, Pure Distilling, and Air Still Pro among them — so you’re not guessing on quality. Whichever kit you choose, you’ll also find everything else you need on this site: turbo yeast, spirit essences, carbon filtering supplies, and oak ageing products, all in one place.
Home Distilling Kits: Frequently Asked Questions
New to home distilling? Here are answers to the questions we hear most from first-time and experienced distillers alike — covering what’s included in a kit, how the process works, and what’s legal to do at home in Australia.
Most home distilling kits include the still itself, along with fermentation supplies to prepare your wash before distilling. Higher-end kits, like our reflux systems, may also include additional components for extra purification. Check each product’s description for the exact contents.
Yes — you can own a still of 5 litres capacity or less without needing ATO permission, provided you’re not using it to distil alcohol (for example, for distilling water or essential oils). Stills over 5 litres always require ATO permission to own, regardless of what you use them for.
However, the 5-litre threshold doesn’t apply to distilling alcohol itself. To legally distil spirits — with a still of any size, including a small home unit — you need an excise manufacturer licence from the ATO, and the ATO does not grant these licences for personal or hobby use; a genuine commercial purpose is required. Always check current ATO requirements before you begin, as this is an area where the rules genuinely matter and penalties can be significant.
Pot still mode and reflux mode produce genuinely different results, and understanding the difference helps you choose the right approach for what you’re making. Reflux mode recycles vapour up and down the column before it condenses, stripping out more of the heavier compounds along the way — the result is a much purer, cleaner neutral spirit, up to around 90% ABV, ideal as a base for vodka or for flavouring with essences. Pot still mode skips that extra refining step, giving you more character and flavour carried through from the wash, up to around 80% ABV — this is what you’ll use for whiskey, or for infusing real botanicals to make traditional gin.
Our Air Still Pro does both in one unit, with a simple mode switch and interchangeable distillation tips. A typical gin-making run uses both modes together: start with a reflux run to produce a clean, high-purity neutral spirit, then switch to pot still mode with the built-in botanical basket loaded with juniper, citrus peel, and other botanicals for a genuine vapour-infused gin — the same two-stage method serious distillers use to make traditional gin, not just a flavoured neutral spirit.
Fermentation time depends on your yeast and how much sugar you use. With a Classic 8 Turbo Yeast, for example, a 6kg sugar wash can ferment in as little as 2–3 days, while an 8kg sugar wash for higher alcohol content typically takes 5–10 days depending on temperature. Fermentation is complete once your hydrometer reading holds steady for two consecutive days. After that, distilling itself usually takes just a few hours.
A basic home distilling kit gets you distilling straight away, but many distillers also pick upfitted fermenters for making wash, spirit essences for flavouring, acarbon filter for smoothing the finished spirit, and bottles for storage — all available in our spirit making range.
