Malted Barley Moonshine Recipe
American Moonshiners typically used corn to make their moonshine. This was largely due to the fact that corn was the most common and cheapest grain to use. Scotch and Irish … Continue Reading →
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Moonshine Recipe
Here is a simple recipe that is perfect for any beginner who is interested in making moonshine. This recipe is for a 5 gallon mash. Which should be enough for … Continue Reading →
Types of alcohol
So what is the difference between Moonshine, Vodka, Whiskey, Bourbon, Brandy. There are several things That determine what category an alcohol falls into. These factors include how the alcohol is … Continue Reading →
Types of stills
The two most popular stills are known as Pot Stills and Colum Stills (reflux still). The most popular still for making whiskey is a pot still. Whereas a Colum Still … Continue Reading →
Making cuts
Perhaps the most important part of distilling is making the right cuts. Cuts refer to the alcohol you keep and the alcohol you throw out or re-distill. There are three … Continue Reading →
Aging Liquer
Moonshine will mellow out and change in flavor over time. Many distillers and entrepreneurs have spent a great deal of time and money trying to figure out how to speed … Continue Reading →
Distilling
The most important thing to know about distilling is safety. First and foremost, you should not drink any alcohol while your still is running. Also, alcohol is highly flammable, so … Continue Reading →
How to make moonshine
Recipe and direction on how to make moonshine at home: It is important to make yourself aware of the laws concerning the distillation of alcohol. Distilling is legal in some … Continue Reading →
How to make Vodka
Recipe and instructions on how to make vodka: Vodka is traditionally made by the distillation of fermented grain or potatoes. However, there is a growing trend among distillers towered the … Continue Reading →
How to make rum
Recipe and directions on how to make rum at home: Rum is made from sugarcane byproducts, such as molasses, or directly from sugarcane juice. Rum first started being produced on … Continue Reading →
