A simple moonshiner calculator. Dilution, mixing, calculation of mash, etc.

A simple moonshiner calculator will help with dilution, mixing and fractional distillation. Takes up very little space, simple and intuitive interface. It will help you calculate the required volume of liquid.

In order for your moonshine to please you with its taste, you need to calculate the parameters for diluting and mixing moonshine, selecting heads and tails. These parameters can be calculated completely free of charge using a moonshiner’s calculator.

The dilution calculator will help you understand how much water to add to get the drink of the required strength. To do this, you need to enter only 3 parameters into the calculator: the initial volume of the drink, the strength of the initial volume and the required strength. The calculator will calculate the volume of water that needs to be added.

The container dilution calculator will help you calculate how much water is needed to obtain a given volume of mixture with a given strength.

The mixing calculator will help you determine the alcohol content when mixing drinks of different strengths and volumes. To do this, you need to enter the strength and volume of the two drinks being mixed. The calculator will instantly display the final degree of the mixture.

The fractional distillation calculator will help you determine the number of heads and tails that need to be removed during the distillation process. You just need to set the initial volume of raw material, its initial strength and the desired strength. The calculator will show the strength and volume of the “body” and how many heads and tails need to be selected.

Calculating the mash will help you understand how many liters of mash you should get and its approximate strength

Calculating mash #2, on the contrary, will help you find out how much water and sugar is needed to prepare mash of a certain strength

Calculations are based on the temperature of all liquids being 20°.

The latest data is remembered automatically.

Suggestions for further development are welcome!

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