COPPER. BOTANICALS. TRANSFORMATION.

Nature’s essence.
In copper and glass.

Copper stills with a glass chamber for hydrosols and essential oils. Follow every step, from the plant to the first drop.

1.7 L3.9 L12 L
Nature’s essence.
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At your own scale.

A first experiment, a workshop or small-batch production. Discover a model for the way you work.

From plant to hydrosol.
Uses

From plant to hydrosol.

A copper body and a glass chamber, so you can see the botanicals throughout the distillation. Used to make hydrosols and, from suitable plants, to separate essential oils.

Copper stills with a glass chamber for hydrosols and essential oils. Follow every step, from the plant to the first drop.

Botanical Journal
DISTELLA JOURNAL

The botanical journal.

Botanicals, distillation sessions and practical notes. Fresh observations with every session.

See it in use.
DISTELLA FILM

See it in use.

Watch it in use
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Good questions.

What is the difference between hydrosol and essential oil?

Hydrosol is the aromatic water condensed during distillation. Essential oil is a separate phase of volatile compounds obtained from suitable plants. Oil yield varies between plants.

How do I choose between 1.7, 3.9 and 12 litres?

Consider your botanical quantity, available workspace and how often you plan to distil. Litres indicate model capacity, not product yield.

Which botanicals can be used?

Mint, rosemary, lavender, rose and other aromatic plants can be used in botanical distillation. Species, plant part and preparation all influence the result.

How can I request a quotation?

Share your preferred model, country and plans using the enquiry form. Configuration, delivery and quotation details will be confirmed individually.

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