Safe Whisky Wash

buckshot

I've made 45L of whisky single grain wash with a density of 1090.
It fermented to 1006 (there was not a single bubble anymore on the water lock)
Yeast was Alcotec Single Strain Whisky with Amyloglucosidase.
I want to know if it is safe to do a single run (2 plates) with 3500w immersed element and have no burned sugars (wash)?
(I've read somewhere that the density has to be under 1000 ? - this one is 1006)

grim

No grain, correct? You'll be fine.

buckshot

@grim said: No grain, correct? You'll be fine.

Yes, no grain, just clear wash (filtered with a plate filter 1 micron). Good to know it's safe, thx

grim

Starting as high as 1.09 it's not uncommon to finish above 1.

FloridaCracker

1.09 seems high for an AG but what do I know. Thoughts?

Unsensibel

@FloridaCracker said: 1.09 seems high for an AG but what do I know. Thoughts?

Depends on measurement (spindle/refract)

punkin

You'll be fine, rum washes are typically 1020-1030 when finished on feed grade mollasses.

Clickeral

Make sure you add some oil to stop puking

buckshot

@Clickeral said: Make sure you add some oil to stop puking

I will add a little Anti-Foam

CothermanDistilling

@buckshot said he used Amyloglucosidase... this will convert unfermentable sugars to fermentables... I have used White labs WLN4100 Ultra-Ferm with great success, and even 1.090 should be no trouble to get under 1.000