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Take any number of fruit or veggies and ferment. the way I would do it is make wine and than still it. and still it again. Just trying to cook down to a higher proof alcohol. 

Y'all know once you distill, it becomes illegal. You may legally make up to 200 gallons of winner and beer per person per year.
Most real moonshine is cut to 90-100 proof (45-50% alcohol). Just an FYI. If using the recipe posted, I suggest using grain alcohol.
Different yeasts will ferment to as different alcohol level maximum before the yeast dies. There are a couple yeasts available that will go to 20% (40 proof).
That is equivalent to many of the commercial beverages available in the local store.
Yes I make wine and beer. Regularly.
 
At least he has the snorkel coming out of the right end. However, I suspect a serious case of frostbite and shrinkage was in his future!
frostbite? What's that? lol
Y'all know once you distill, it becomes illegal. You may legally make up to 200 gallons of winner and beer per person per year.
Most real moonshine is cut to 90-100 proof (45-50% alcohol). Just an FYI. If using the recipe posted, I suggest using grain alcohol.
Different yeasts will ferment to as different alcohol level maximum before the yeast dies. There are a couple yeasts available that will go to 20% (40 proof).
That is equivalent to many of the commercial beverages available in the local store.
Yes I make wine and beer. Regularly.
So the key is to run a boarding house so you can keep your numbers up
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Y'all know once you distill, it becomes illegal. You may legally make up to 200 gallons of winner and beer per person per year.
Most real moonshine is cut to 90-100 proof (45-50% alcohol). Just an FYI. If using the recipe posted, I suggest using grain alcohol.
Different yeasts will ferment to as different alcohol level maximum before the yeast dies. There are a couple yeasts available that will go to 20% (40 proof).
That is equivalent to many of the commercial beverages available in the local store.
Yes I make wine and beer. Regularly.
I used to make beer on a regular basis but haven't had much time since my second kid was born. Want to start brewing again this summer. What do you think would happen if I use chicken feed to make beer. I know I would have to "malt" it 1st. But it would technically work?
 
Soooo... I have a chick in the Lilac bush that I have been trying to get for two hours. I am cold, and really tied of waiting for the silly thing to WANT to be caught or go inside. It can see it's coop and the big coop. They are not that far apart. She keeps coming towards me, but stops three feet away, and runs back to the bush.
Any suggestions?
 
Y'all know once you distill, it becomes illegal. You may legally make up to 200 gallons of winner and beer per person per year.
Most real moonshine is cut to 90-100 proof (45-50% alcohol). Just an FYI. If using the recipe posted, I suggest using grain alcohol.
Different yeasts will ferment to as different alcohol level maximum before the yeast dies. There are a couple yeasts available that will go to 20% (40 proof).
That is equivalent to many of the commercial beverages available in the local store.
Yes I make wine and beer. Regularly.
Hmmmm...grain...chicken feed...need barrels...
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I already ferment feed for the chickens, so why not for the fiance.
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Soooo... I have a chick in the Lilac bush that I have been trying to get for two hours. I am cold, and really tied of waiting for the silly thing to WANT to be caught or go inside. It can see it's coop and the big coop. They are not that far apart. She keeps coming towards me, but stops three feet away, and runs back to the bush.
Any suggestions?
Mealworms
 
She's in!
I think it was the other chicks peeping that finally made her go. She had trouble figuring out that she had to go in the door (she was looking around the side), but that fast, she is in. Ofcourse she waited until I was wearing warmer clothes.
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