Still Spirits Air Still & Air Still Pro

Compare the Still Spirits Air Still and Air Still Pro, along with compatible accessories and replacement parts. These compact, air-cooled countertop units do not need a separate water supply for their condenser. Choose the right model for your intended, legally permitted application and check each product's specifications and supplied components before buying.

Air Still or Air Still Pro?

• Still Spirits Air Still: the original compact countertop model with built-in air cooling, suitable for manufacturer-approved applications such as water distillation and selected botanical uses.
• Still Spirits Air Still Pro: the complete Pro system, with additional components and operating modes. Check its product page for the included head, boiler and accessories.
• Air Still Pro Head Unit: a separate upgrade component for compatible setups. Confirm compatibility with your existing Air Still before ordering.

Air Still Accessories and Replacement Parts

Browse the Air Still infusion basket for compatible botanical applications, the filter and collection system, carbon cartridges and replacement washers. We also stock specialist Pro parts. Not every accessory fits every model, so check the individual product information or contact us before purchasing.

Still Spirits Air Still FAQs

Does the Air Still need a water supply for cooling?

The Air Still range uses air cooling rather than a separate condenser cooling-water feed. Check the electrical, ventilation and operating requirements in the manufacturer's instructions.

What is the difference between the Air Still and Air Still Pro?

The standard Air Still is a simpler countertop unit. The Air Still Pro has a different head and additional functionality and components. Compare the individual specifications to decide which model meets your needs.

Can I upgrade my original Air Still?

An Air Still Pro Head Unit is sold separately for compatible systems. Check the manufacturer's compatibility guidance and the supplied parts before purchasing.

Is alcohol distillation permitted at home in the UK?

Producing alcoholic products in the UK requires the appropriate HMRC approval. Owning a distillation appliance does not provide permission to produce alcohol. Consult HMRC guidance on alcoholic products producer approval before undertaking alcohol-production activities.

For other systems and components, see our wider distilling systems, distilling accessories and distilling equipment and supplies collections.