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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:07:39 PM EDT
Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else??
Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there?  |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:08:46 PM EDT
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Cool, now post a pic of your homemade machine gun...
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:09:01 PM EDT
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My parents do the same thing, except with cinnamon apples.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:11:03 PM EDT
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Cherries are amazing in it..
I have even been known to put some of those cherries in a Sam Adams Cherry Wheat |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:12:40 PM EDT
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Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:12:50 PM EDT
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I had some good stuff in West Virgina before.
For some reason I can't seem to find any here in Philadelphia. 
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:12:54 PM EDT
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IBTL
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:12:59 PM EDT
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Nanny .GOV says I can't make my own whiskey, for the greater good and what not.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:14:07 PM EDT
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 oh my my i remember my dance with the shine
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:14:10 PM EDT
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Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal Apple pie goes down smooth. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:15:12 PM EDT
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The best I ever had was apple flavored. Sad to say I haven't had any good stuff in quite a while.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:15:15 PM EDT
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Cool, now post a pic of your homemade machine gun... 30 months vs. 10 years in FPMITAP But yeah, basically. 
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:15:46 PM EDT
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oh my my i remember my dance with the shineit was hypothetically discussed in the TN hometown forum months ago. A member, hypothetically, mentioned the time he became quite innebriated on shine. It was hilarious. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:16:07 PM EDT
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Peaches, strawberries or apples and a few other goodies make for mighty fine sippin' shine.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:17:23 PM EDT
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Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal Apple pie goes down smooth. yep. depending on how you cut it, apple pie makes the panties come off. It can also make your hair stand up on a 60/40 mix. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:19:19 PM EDT
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oh my my i remember my dance with the shineit was hypothetically discussed in the TN hometown forum months ago. A member, hypothetically, mentioned the time he became quite innebriated on shine. It was hilarious. we had a guy at work bring some in for all the guys on our crew needless to say not much was accomplished that day 
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:19:44 PM EDT
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Quoted: these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away Quoted: Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal  |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:20:41 PM EDT
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Quoted: these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away They make less than zero? |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:21:48 PM EDT
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these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away
They make less than zero? +1 There isn't a legal amount. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:22:43 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away They make less than zero? damn right.. there is no license needed to make alchohol in this state..so long as it is within the required amount..which im sure they do..  mind you nascar started where? and why?...hint hint..btw i dont care for nascar..but i dig the rest of it...llike i said they GIVE it away... |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:24:12 PM EDT
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I think the OP is just teasing us with a jar of tap water and fruit.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:26:44 PM EDT
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Quoted: I think the OP is just teasing us with a jar of tap water and fruit. yup yup anywhooo..any folks up north get in on this? pics?
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:28:24 PM EDT
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these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away Quoted:
Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal
According to the ATF the amount you could legally make as a non-licensed individual is zero. This is distilled hard spirits I am referring to- there are beer and wine exemptions. I don't know if you took, for instance, a batch of hard cider and froze it and then extracted the alcohol from the center if that would count as distillation or not. There may be a gray area, but I wouldn't risk it. You can make fuel but it must be denatured. Even that requires a license IIRC. A boutique distillery license is possibly available, but it would not be remotely cost effective for personal consumption. The basic underlying issue is revenue- the government taxes hard alcohol. You would have to build a bonded area for storage of alcohol that you wanted to make, and further all employees would have to pass a background check. Site inspections would be the rule not the exception, and your books better be on the up and up. Personally I think the rules are bullshit, but those are the rules. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:30:32 PM EDT
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these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away
They make less than zero? damn right.. there is no license needed to make alchohol in this state..so long as it is within the required amount..which im sure they do.. mind you nascar started where? and why?...hint hint..btw i dont care for nascar..but i dig the rest of it...llike i said they GIVE it away... Per Federal law (which trumps any state law) you cannot, for any purpose whatsoever, make untaxed alcohol. Now, if you have a distiller's permit for fuel or consumption, that is different, and is not "moonshine". LC |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:30:33 PM EDT
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No comment.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:32:28 PM EDT
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I have seen jars with apples and some with pears in them on a tour bus for a big name country act...
That stuff is smooth, I wish it was common around my parts. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:32:29 PM EDT
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I saw on 60 Minutes that "Apple Brandy" (shine) is pretty popular in the N. GA mountains this time of year (since the apple harvest is coming in). Corn liquor is for rookies
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:33:10 PM EDT
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these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away Quoted:
Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal
According to the ATF the amount you could legally make as a non-licensed individual is zero. This is distilled hard spirits I am referring to- there are beer and wine exemptions. I don't know if you took, for instance, a batch of hard cider and froze it and then extracted the alcohol from the center if that would count as distillation or not. There may be a gray area, but I wouldn't risk it. You can make fuel but it must be denatured. Even that requires a license IIRC. A boutique distillery license is possibly available, but it would not be remotely cost effective for personal consumption. The basic underlying issue is revenue- the government taxes hard alcohol. You would have to build a bonded area for storage of alcohol that you wanted to make, and further all employees would have to pass a background check. Site inspections would be the rule not the exception, and your books better be on the up and up. Personally I think the rules are bullshit, but those are the rules. yeah. They make "moonshine" now at the Ol' Smokie Distillery in Gatlinburg. But it's only 100 proof due to the tax structure. And it runs about $25 for just over a pint...which is absolutely fucking ridiculous. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:34:27 PM EDT
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I saw on 60 Minutes that "Apple Brandy" (shine) is pretty popular in the N. GA mountains this time of year (since the apple harvest is coming in). Corn liquor is for rookies Apple brandy is easy peasy. A buddy of mine is a CIA Chef. When in school apparently they "chef'd" alot of things. Apple brandy being one of them. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:35:40 PM EDT
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I'm curious, is there any legally manufactured product that is made like moonshine?
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:35:42 PM EDT
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Quoted: this is not my source..but still...no pun intended...a good read..Quoted: Quoted: these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away Quoted: Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal According to the ATF the amount you could legally make as a non-licensed individual is zero. This is distilled hard spirits I am referring to- there are beer and wine exemptions. I don't know if you took, for instance, a batch of hard cider and froze it and then extracted the alcohol from the center if that would count as distillation or not. There may be a gray area, but I wouldn't risk it. You can make fuel but it must be denatured. Even that requires a license IIRC. A boutique distillery license is possibly available, but it would not be remotely cost effective for personal consumption. The basic underlying issue is revenue- the government taxes hard alcohol. You would have to build a bonded area for storage of alcohol that you wanted to make, and further all employees would have to pass a background check. Site inspections would be the rule not the exception, and your books better be on the up and up. Personally I think the rules are bullshit, but those are the rules. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:36:11 PM EDT
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I'm curious, is there any legally manufactured product that is made like moonshine? yes there is, it's called EVERCLEAR, it's 190 proof, I can go to the coast guard exchange here and buy a bottle of it, . the state store can't carry it. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:37:31 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away They make less than zero? damn right.. there is no license needed to make alchohol in this state..so long as it is within the required amount..which im sure they do.. mind you nascar started where? and why?...hint hint..btw i dont care for nascar..but i dig the rest of it...llike i said they GIVE it away... Per Federal law (which trumps any state law) you cannot, for any purpose whatsoever, make untaxed alcohol. Now, if you have a distiller's permit for fuel or consumption, that is different, and is not "moonshine". LC you sir have obviously never read the 10th.. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:38:13 PM EDT
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:39:02 PM EDT
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these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away Quoted:
Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal
According to the ATF the amount you could legally make as a non-licensed individual is zero. This is distilled hard spirits I am referring to- there are beer and wine exemptions. I don't know if you took, for instance, a batch of hard cider and froze it and then extracted the alcohol from the center if that would count as distillation or not. There may be a gray area, but I wouldn't risk it. You can make fuel but it must be denatured. Even that requires a license IIRC. A boutique distillery license is possibly available, but it would not be remotely cost effective for personal consumption. The basic underlying issue is revenue- the government taxes hard alcohol. You would have to build a bonded area for storage of alcohol that you wanted to make, and further all employees would have to pass a background check. Site inspections would be the rule not the exception, and your books better be on the up and up. Personally I think the rules are bullshit, but those are the rules. yeah. They make "moonshine" now at the Ol' Smokie Distillery in Gatlinburg. But it's only 100 proof due to the tax structure. And it runs about $25 for just over a pint...which is absolutely fucking ridiculous. Yep, it is ridiculous. At least it isn't like the "good old days" when large distilleries dominated the game entirely- there were no "boutique" distillery licenses available at all. There were all kinds of bullshit arguments made, but really it was just about shitting on the little guy. "Safety" was a favorite argument. Sure, I would go through the hassle of getting a license and then distill my booze via an old truck radiator. 
I was born in Tennessee, so maybe I have a genetic interest in making my own booze? Anyway, other countries are much more open about home distillation. Oddly places that seem to tax alcohol much more severely also curiously have more open policies about home distillation. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:39:11 PM EDT
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I wish I could get good Carolina corn liquor here in OR.
IBTL.  |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:40:12 PM EDT
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my ma calls this "Parma John's Thinkin' Tonic "
an ode to my Grandpa (God rest his soul) who used to run shine down in Inez, Kentucky in the late 30's. "Parma John" was my Grandfathers CB handle. 
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:40:57 PM EDT
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Quoted: I'm curious, is there any legally manufactured product that is made like moonshine? Everclear. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:41:58 PM EDT
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Quoted: I wish I could get good Carolina corn liquor here in OR. IBTL. why the lock? its not illegal here..seriously..so long as only x amount is made..and none is sold... i swear..
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:42:30 PM EDT
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This and why in the fuck is it allright to make dago red all you want? Thats some shit 
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:43:03 PM EDT
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I'm curious, is there any legally manufactured product that is made like moonshine? Everclear. The taste isn't even remotely the same. I'm not attributing mythical properties to properly made moonshine, but smoothness with an ever so slight sweet aftertaste is one of them. Everclear lights your ass on fire from the moment it passes your lips. Moonshine warms you from the core out. ETA: And Everclear is made with sugar only. Most mountain shine is corn-based with a bit of sugar. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:43:10 PM EDT
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Quoted: love itmy ma calls this "Parma John's Thinkin' Tonic " an ode to my Grandpa (God rest his soul) who used to run shine down in Inez, Kentucky in the late 30's. "Parma John" was my Grandfathers CB handle. http://i53.tinypic.com/30rpkpy.jpg  |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:43:53 PM EDT
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these folks make x amount..which is just under the legal limit..and GIVE it away Quoted:
Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal
According to the ATF the amount you could legally make as a non-licensed individual is zero. This is distilled hard spirits I am referring to- there are beer and wine exemptions. I don't know if you took, for instance, a batch of hard cider and froze it and then extracted the alcohol from the center if that would count as distillation or not. There may be a gray area, but I wouldn't risk it. You can make fuel but it must be denatured. Even that requires a license IIRC. A boutique distillery license is possibly available, but it would not be remotely cost effective for personal consumption. The basic underlying issue is revenue- the government taxes hard alcohol. You would have to build a bonded area for storage of alcohol that you wanted to make, and further all employees would have to pass a background check. Site inspections would be the rule not the exception, and your books better be on the up and up. Personally I think the rules are bullshit, but those are the rules. yeah. They make "moonshine" now at the Ol' Smokie Distillery in Gatlinburg. But it's only 100 proof due to the tax structure. And it runs about $25 for just over a pint...which is absolutely fucking ridiculous. I was just about to post that very thing. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:45:36 PM EDT
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I don't care if it's illegal, I've had it and I liked it and Vicki Vallencort showed me her boobies and I liked them too!
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:46:43 PM EDT
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So in.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:46:49 PM EDT
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I wish I could get good Carolina corn liquor here in OR. IBTL. why the lock? its not illegal here..seriously..so long as only x amount is made..and none is sold... i swear..It is illegal federally regardless of quantity. Kind of like here in my state there is no state law prohibiting machine guns, but I still can't have an unregistered one due to Federal law. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:47:01 PM EDT
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Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal Personal use = ok. Selling without paying the 'revenuers" their taxes = jail time. No need for a lock. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:47:31 PM EDT
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lol. i have family living on "suttons road" in middle-of-nowhere TN |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:49:24 PM EDT
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I'm curious, is there any legally manufactured product that is made like moonshine? yes there is, it's called EVERCLEAR, it's 190 proof, I can go to the coast guard exchange here and buy a bottle of it, . the state store can't carry it. It's stronger than moonshie, too. They have the gear to get out more impurities. Moonshiners aren't so much with the high manufacturing standards. |
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:49:59 PM EDT
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Around here, its the right time of year to get great deals on some pretty decent bootleg..anyone else?? Also I prefer to flavor mine..cranberries and or strawberries and a bit of sugar..let it sit for a few weeks chilled, and consume. Is this just a southern thing? how bout them yanks, any corn liquor up there? not to be a party pooper, but... Moonshining or possessing moonshine is illegal. COC violation if a mod wanted to press the issue. That being said, if I happened to visit a relative in the East TN mountains and pick up about 6 gallons of shine and it proofed at ~167 I certainly wouldn't broadcast it. Furthermore, if I had said shine I'd try some good ol apple pie. Easy to make and great to give as gifts. If you need a recipe, shoot me an IM. Not that I'd ever do such a thing...since that would be illegal Personal use = ok. Selling without paying the 'revenuers" their taxes = jail time. No need for a lock. I wished you were right friend, but sadly that isn't the case. Good thing good folks in this thread think Everclear=moonshine.
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Posted: 10/28/2010 12:50:35 PM EDT
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apple pie
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