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by fensterblick 3307 days ago
That doesn't sound normal. Many alcohol stills use copper (wikipedia has this bit of information: "(a copper still) removes sulfur-based compounds from the alcohol that would make it unpleasant to drink")
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Yeah, that's why I'm scared of it now... any clue how I could test it?
What are the sides sealed with? Alcohol is a good solvent so it may be an adhesive flavor youve tasted.

You could check the density if you think its not actually copper material though.

There are copper testing kits for aquarium water, but your health isn't really worth risking with a $10 aquarium test. Throw it away and buy a new one, and research how to properly handle copper cookware.