m1gunner
US Veteran
Ran across some white likker that has a distinct apple flavor. Most likely from the Tn or N Ga. mountains.
Is this apple brandy or what?
Is this apple brandy or what?
Question about moonshine.
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Electraclyde
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Still was probably fired using "apple" wood!!
m657
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....a taste 'a friend' had once turned him invisible....that warn't too bad until gravity kicked back in too...
gunnut44
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Been there! It was like drinking fire, got so drunk I wasn't right for two weeks
rburg
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Originally posted by gunnut44:
Been there! It was like drinking fire, got so drunk I wasn't right for two weeks
What makes you think you're "right" even now?
The evidence is against you. First, you're posting here. Then admitting to drinking the real Mountain Dew? Is not going well for you.
Years and years and years ago in a bar, far, far away the men would bring their own shine in. We would keep it back-bar for them. They would purchase the house stuff then with a wink, pour them a side of their own squeezins.
I introduced a few of my pals to a drop or two when they came in. Have one who is still choking to this day.
I introduced a few of my pals to a drop or two when they came in. Have one who is still choking to this day.
ParadiseRoad
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Andy Griffith
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This is a great Ethanol thread.
"Yes sir Mr. Revenuer...it's fuel!"
"Yes sir Mr. Revenuer...it's fuel!"
moonshinew
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No comment.
Just thought I should be in the thread.
Just thought I should be in the thread.
rewster
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Whoeeeeee !!!! Squeal like a pig
jeepjeepwhat
US Veteran
It could have been applejack, or cooked with apple wood. Whenever a corn-mash or other "bland" mash is used to distill flavorings are very common added to the final product.
ingmansinc
US Veteran
Be very careful what you drink. I came home from high school, back in the 60's, and found a mason jar in the pantry that contained a clear liquid. I figured my dad had got a jar of shine somewhere and I had to try a swallow. Big mistake, it was a fish emulsion plant food that my mom had mixed up for her house plants.
rewster
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And you were only 22 at the time
rburg
Member
Ok, if it smelled like apple flavor, I'd taste it, I guess.
dennis40x
US Veteran
It’s still produced locally. In years past a local fire department chief almost lost his job when he procured moonshine for some out of state visitors.
There’s no telling what’s out in the woods around here. Strange plants along with dogs of ill temperament and weird people are occasionally encountered.
There’s no telling what’s out in the woods around here. Strange plants along with dogs of ill temperament and weird people are occasionally encountered.
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