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Does anyone know why a distiller would cook their mash under pressure vs. at atmospheric pressure? I imagine it's so the grains don't burst under high heat but I can't be sure. Any insight would be much appreciated!
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no, I haven't but I'm sure it's not easy at all because looking at the way you describe, I understand how difficult it is
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In your kitchen, a pressure cooker will save you energy.
Could this just be the reason ? As energy probably represents a sizeable share of the operating costs of a brewery/distillery ?