Aging Containers?

[shinycrow]

When you are brewing fragrance in large quantities, what do you age it in? (Both the concentrate itself and the concentrate with alcohol.)

I am ready to make a "large quantity" for the first time, but not really a whole lot... I want to brew about a gallon. Do you have any recommendations for what to keep it in?

Does the container have to be glass? What should the inside of the lid be made of? Is an aluminum lid okay? What about polyseal?

Thank you very much

 

[julian35]

When you are brewing fragrance in large quantities, what do you age it in? (Both the concentrate itself and the concentrate with alcohol.)
I am ready to make a "large quantity" for the first time, but not really a whole lot... I want to brew about a gallon. Do you have any recommendations for what to keep it in?
Does the container have to be glass? What should the inside of the lid be made of? Is an aluminum lid okay? What about polyseal?
Thank you very much

I would recommend glass or aluminum. If glass, then a Polyseal Cone Lined Caps.

 

[shinycrow]

I'm bumping this because now I want to make several gallons at once. Would anyone mind sharing details or photos of their setup?

 

[pkiler]

If you age in a container that is large, Stainless steel is likely best, but can be pricey.

 

[RomanB]

Look for Sansone Fusti.

They are available in volumes from 2 to 100 litres, with stands, valves and stirrers as options.

 

[pkiler]

Tanks & Fermenters : Fusti's - The Vintner Vault

I have one of these.