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>>11215813
Here's a pic.
You can get some decently priced brew sets with 30-liter buckets with lids and bubblers and all that. I have a set that I share with my brother for beer brewing, but it's at his place right now and I don't want to bike across a windy bridge with an empty 30-liter bucket.
So I rigged up an empty 20-liter canister with a couple kilos of sugar, half a lime, and about 10 liters of water in it. Added champagne yeast and a hose with the end submerged in water to lead off the CO2 without letting in air. It works.
This will create a "wine" that isn't very tasty at all but works fine for distilling and eventually mixing.