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that were clearly licensed and taxed. I've never looked closely at them to see if this refers to a specific method of production or was merely a marketing ploy as I have always assumed. If you can find a reliable source that talks about "moonshine" as a style of liquor then by all means that should be added to the article. However, and this is key, your initial claim that "moonshine is now legally produced and sold in at least
Kentucky and Tennessee" is not quite accurate. Unlicensed liquor (what the article calls "moonshine") is still illegal in those states (unless you have a source to contradict that). It was never illegal, as far as I'm aware, to sell something labelled "moonshine" even if it was produced in the same or similar manner as illegal producers do as long as it was properly licensed. Again, that distillers sell a licensed product that they are calling "moonshine" (even though that's not the standard definition for the word) merits inclusions in the article if you can find some reliable sources talking about it.
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Southerners in poor areas such as agriculture, timper-cutting, and the like. A third is that the same sort of remote, sparsely-populated area is most suitable to all three activities. Whether this sort of info belongs here, and/or in the
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ethanol for consumption, the term "white lightening" would have immediately alarmed them to expect trouble. The term "white-lightening" was used only by outsiders and the "Revenuers," or federal government tax agents. The area where I grew up and live, where "moonshining" was (and still is, but to less extent) part of the culture, refers (or referred) to the product in the following manner: shine, stump, medicine, "corn-likker", snake-bite medicine, and stuff (e.g., "Where's the best stuff?"). In any case, here, such a reference would be considered a misnomer.
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Having spent some considerable time in the said country and sampled more than my fair share of SID, it is generally understood that SID is the abbreviated form of siddique and not the other way round. Siddique is an arabic term meaning friend. Due to the nature of the state, there are unlikely to be
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elevated iron content in water has adverse effects on both yeast metabolism (therefore damaging efficiency) and the taste of the final distillate. the only essential requirement for water suitable for distilling is that it be relatively free from iron. i have never heard of "iron poisoning" from any
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Moonshining/bootlegging has led to some "family traditions", at least in the
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Hollywood script writes. In ye olde hillbilly England moonshine (slang for illegal, opposite of sunshine) would have been any untaxed alcohol, mostly wine smuggled from France. The US has a huge corn harvest and much is wasted. Corn makes thin watery beer,
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Regarding something else in the article, the last time I set fire to some methanol it didn't "burn with an invisible flame". It's very hard to see in daylight, but in the dark it burns with quite a distinctive flame, ethanol is similar and also not very bright in daylight. In any case, if methanol
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No, the above is correct, however the fermentation near room temperatures allows yeast added to the water and mash to convert the sugar to alcohol. The wort is fermented giving off CO2 and making alcohol. This is boiled to give off vapours and recondenses in a cool tube, distilling the alcohol.
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Being somewhat of an expert in moonshine and a big fan of Scotch whisky, I have to say that anyone who is of the opinion that moonshine is substandard to tax-paying spirit just hasn't been around the block. Scotland still produces some of the best illicit whisky in the world, and in some
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It is naive indeed to think that the Baldwin sisters had no idea that "The Recipie" was in fact moonshine. They were well aware of this but could not openly admit this fact due to their well-cultivated status as genteel Southern ladies. All such "information" is subjective and of questionable
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spirit worth drinking. I sampled a Yankee brandy moonshine aged in the char of the french oak casks in which the wine was aged. Its illegal to add charred staves into a cask in Scotland. Thus, we can achieve "faster" aging in the same amount of time and make a superior illicit spirit. I do
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Perhaps this is worth a look at revisiting the definition. Since I last spoke with the editors of this article I have discussed with one of our State Supreme Court Justices, Bill Cunningham, as well as agents at the BATF who state that moonshine is not defined by the legality, but rather the
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What makes something "moonshine" is if it's unlicensed (according to the article). The distiller you linked to states on their "About Us" page that they are licensed. Quite a few companies produce things they call "moonshine" as if it were a style of spirit but that's just a marketing ploy.
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I will be working on this page and I wanted to let anyone involved know. I'm wanting develop a section on the history and prevalence in Appalachia. I also wanted to looking moonshines ties with Mountain Dew. I am open to any suggestions or ideas. I am starting my editing in
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This article conflates the Whiskey Rebellion of 1791-1794, which was primarily in Pennsylvania, with the more recent activities by and against treasury agents (Revenooers). This is an incorrect reference and reference should be made to the Wiki entry on the Whiskey Rebellion.
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The article says moonshine is made from corn, but then there is a reference to "moonshine from potato skins". What gives? I always thought moonshine was made from potatoes anyway, not corn. Is there a better definition? Some dictionaries just define it as "illicit" alcohol.
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was deleted from this article some time ago. I agree that this material is best not placed here, but it should be presented in Knowledge (XXG) because this information is notable and will be of interest to many readers. Therefore, I have created a new article with the
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I am certainly not a "scholar" on the subject; however my culture and family history have passed down such privy facts. If/When I gather the proper documented sources, would anyone be opposed to such a change of the "United States" section of the article "moonshine?"
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There should be some mention of using activated carbon in filtering out impurities. As the product can have quite a pungent or awful taste after the first run (depending on quality of ingredients), activated carbon can make it more easily drinkable. Good for product
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Considering the folksy nature of the burn test, the description of the moonshine picture should be a little less assertive. Considering the material is already described above, perhaps something like "Appalachian moonshine ... showing its blue flame in a burn test."
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When was this split proposed? Where was the proposal discussed? Was a proper concensus obtained to do this split? If, as I believe, this split was done without following the proper procedure it should be reversed asap so that the correct procedure can be followed.
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spirit and it would likely not originate from "uncoated iron tubs" if it did occur. rather, it would be acids in the evaporate leaching metals from joints, seams, or low quality metals used in the construction of the apparatus.
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I am going to start a section under history allowing a more detailed history of moonshine in each state. Feel free to add any other states, or let me know if this isn't what we are going for on here. Thanks.
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