I've found the problem! [think] By JR (Read 1,251 times)

[richardv]

10 gallons! That's a little granny still.

[JR]

Nov 13, 2014 22:07:07 GMT -6 richardv said:

10 gallons! That's a little granny still.

Oh that's just for fun and a little cooking and sipping shine around the house and for use with scraps from fruit harvest time! I use this still to make my smooth sitting around with company drinking shine.

Now when I get serious I use this baby!

www.coppermoonshinestills.com/id51.html

This is for my all purpose shine:

Fuel

Paint Remover

Weed Killer

Disinfectant

Explosive

This stuff will even kill the mange on a dog!

While it can be used for drinking it's best to only drink it after you're feeling no pain from the good stuff and have ran out of it!

Problem is reminds you to hurry up and make some more of the good stuff for about two days!

JR

[JR]

Nov 13, 2014 21:02:09 GMT -6 cyborg said:

Rebels always made the shine Jack,,, everybody knows that,,, alot of us is Yankees but we ain't that stupid

alot of us is Yankees but we ain't that stupid

Hmmmmmm?

[richardv]

Now that's some serious business. I liked the music as well.

[Bashan]

In the smaller towns there's one or two "suppliers". They sell quarts of it and it's clear as water. It's not even "wink wink" the folks brag about their supplier making the best white. It's common practice and it's even given as gifts for the holidays. I don't touch the stuff but I know folks that do. Some aspects of the south live on.

[cyborg]

And a fine tradition it is and I hope that it keeps on going,,, as long as you're a small distiller the Feds leave you alone anyways ,,, I think the bottom line is 300+ odd gallons a year is legal to produce,,,,320 or 350 is the limit but I'm a little sketchy on the exact number

[richardv]

I know a farmer that has a federal license for his still. He can keep a quart of clean stuff for his personal use but, the rest is suppose to have a poison added. He uses it in his tractors.
Of course it's all on the honor system.