Moonshine

You don't have to, but you can. Distilling it twice simply removes more impurities in the alcohol. So, distill away!

Yes. Traditionally, pot stills were not efficient and were cooked too hot, resulting in lots of water vapor ending-up in the distilled end-product. So the end-product was run through the still numerous times to raise the "proof", hence three x's on the jug. One for each time it went through the pot still. A reflux still is different, so talk to Spock about doing it in one of those modern contraptions. Idunno'bout them.

FYI: The term "Proof" comes from the fact that higher proof alcohol will burn. And lower or watered moonshine will not burn. So if it burns, that is is evidence of or "Proof" of the quality of the booze.

Kentucky Moonshine was created in 1938.

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junior Johnson got arrested for doing moonshine. He was a nascar driver.

Ole Smokey Blackberry moonshine, Fresh Beries: strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, orange juice, pinapple juice, cranberry juice: all ingredients in a shaker with ice juice to taste, careful on the pineapple or it will overpower the drink

Traditional Moonshine is usually cut to 80-100 proof, (40% - 50% ABV), however, if it is triple-distilled in a pot still it can reach 160 proof on the third run, (80% ABV), but this is much too hot to drink. Most legal moonshine as produced in VA and WVa is 90-100 proof, (45-50% ABV), to make it more palatable. Triple pot-distilled spirits are usually diluted with limestone spring water and ages a few weeks to soften it.

In Mississippi, it is not illegal to possess moonshine. It is illegal to be caught with brewing equipment. Being caught with brewing equipment in the state of MS can bring up to six years in prison.

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Moonshine is a name used for illegally produced, home made alcohol.

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People make moonshine for either a. their own personal consumption, or b. to sell. Moonshine is generally a neutral grain spirit with a very high proof, which if consumed produces the effects of drunkenness.

Now, why do they do it?

Alcohol is regulated and heavily taxed in the United States. Take for example, Virginia. First there is the price of the spirit. Then on top of the price for the spirit there is the alcohol tax incurred. Then, on top of the alcohol tax, sales tax is incurred on both the price of the spirit AND the alcohol tax. Which is why some people go to other states to buy their booze, or they make their own.

It is simply because moonshine is extremely cheap and easy to make. One can sell moonshine cheaper than regulated alcohols and still retain a decent profit.

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sunflower + moonshine = sunflowermoonshine yes i just defied your logic.

you don't.

just chug er' down, and hope you don't die.

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Moonshine mash can be made using the following ingredients; 1 pint of malt extract, 1 cake of dry ale yeast, 10 gallons of water, 5 lb white granulated sugar, and 5 lb ground cornmeal.

I call it Shine but there are many more words

Yes. Directly, in fact. The moonshine runners, got together on the weekends to race their highly modified shine transport vehicles. Junior Johnson is an example. He did time in prison for bootlegging. Wendel Scott, NASCAR's first black driver, was released from jail, on bootlegging charges, because the local track owner figured he would increase attendence.

No, a person cannot make moonshine legally in Alabama. Alabama state law forbids the making or distilling of moonshine whiskey. The state of Alabama has created a special task force to stop the illegal making of moonshine.

not in the united states. it is a felony. You even have to get a special permit to make moonshine for scientific reasons. it is legal, however, to make beer.

Moonshine is also called white lightning because the liquid is clear and it delivers a strong blow to the drinker like lightning does. It contains a whole lot of alcohol and it might cause blindness or burn you chemically if drank staright down.