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Hotrodz 03-23-2016 04:26 PM

Moonshine make everything better :p :p :p

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Rusty 03-23-2016 04:43 PM

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3 liters aging in a oak wood keg. :tup:

axmea? 03-23-2016 05:07 PM

I was gonna ask what moonshine taste like. I have absolutely no idea. I can gooble it but it is much more fun out here.

Hotrodz 03-23-2016 05:41 PM

Well it depends on how hood the distiller is lol. There are flavored shines like apple pie that taste just like apple pie...very dangerous. Some taste like whisky or bourbon and some just tastes like turpentine :eek:

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Rusty 03-23-2016 10:44 PM

A lot of it depends on the distiller and his recipe. The guy I deal with has 27 different flavors. His stuff is smooth all the way down when you sip it. I like his cherry flavor. I've had some that burn all the way down, and thought that I was going blind. :icon14:

axmea? 03-23-2016 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3442540)
Well it depends on how hood the distiller is lol. There are flavored shines like apple pie that taste just like apple pie...very dangerous. Some taste like whisky or bourbon and some just tastes like turpentine :eek:

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3442781)
A lot of it depends on the distiller and his recipe. The guy I deal with has 27 different flavors. His stuff is smooth all the way down when you sip it. I like his cherry flavor. I've had some that burn all the way down, and thought that I was going blind. :icon14:


Hmmm interesting. Not common here in CA so that is hard to come by.

Rusty 03-24-2016 10:54 AM

I live in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, and home of the Whiskey Rebellion. If you know the right people. It's easy to find the stuff. :tup:

barncobob 03-24-2016 10:59 AM

here in Norcal the upscale markets have several types of shine in mason jars,,im just afraid to try it:yum:

southwoodmike 03-24-2016 11:04 AM

Sorry to hear about that! I got rear ended at a turn signal in my brand new 1990 300ZX (less than 1,000 miles), knocked into the other lane and hit on the side by another car. They would not total the car like I wanted and nobody was injured so there was no lawsuit. Instead the car was "repaired" and I had to take it back several times. to make it better. But it was never the same and I never felt that same about it.

Try to get it totaled if you can. They are never the same after a collision.

Hotrodz 03-24-2016 11:06 AM

Yup it has gotten pretty big and you can buy it in liquor stores. Most that make it keep it in the down low just because of the nostalgia of it all.

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Spooler 03-24-2016 11:10 AM

I needed some of that Apple Pie shine yesterday. It was a rough and painful day.

Rusty 03-24-2016 11:15 AM

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here in Norcal the upscale markets have several types of shine in mason jars,,im just afraid to try it:yum:

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3443103)
Yup it has gotten pretty big and you can buy it in liquor stores. Most that make it keep it in the down low just because of the nostalgia of it all.

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That's the commercial stuff. My last trip out to Denver (wife is from there). Went into Liquid World, and they had a bunch of stuff from small distillers. The stuff I get is home made. :yum: There is no tax on it. :eek: They get caught, they go to jail. :eek: :icon17: Illegal!

Rusty 03-24-2016 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3443107)
I needed some of that Apple Pie shine yesterday. It was a rough and painful day.

I got some sitting in the fridge now. :yum: About a half a jar. Has a cinnamon stick in it.

Hotrodz 03-24-2016 11:29 AM

Yum is right...I have close friend that lives in Oregon that makes some smooth shine. I hope to get up there and get some it. The homemade stuff is way better if the distiller knows what they doing and they serve you the stuff that is the heart on the brew and not the dregs lol!

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southwoodmike 03-24-2016 05:28 PM

I guess by now I got off topic!


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