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GUIDE TO MAKING MOONSHINE - A detailed step by step guide to create several kinds of moonshine recipes like a pro from home - cover

GUIDE TO MAKING MOONSHINE - A detailed step by step guide to create several kinds of moonshine recipes like a pro from home

Jenny Bridge

Publisher: BookRix

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Summary

Moonshine (also known as corn liquor or backwoods whiskey) is a clear, unaged, homemade whiskey. It is made from corn, though you can make it from other things, and has high alcohol content. Moonshine originated with Scottish and Irish immigrants and soon became a staple in North America.
The name moonshine is thought to have come about shortly after this as people began making and selling it at night to avoid taxation. Illegal moonshine production is still in practice today, but licensed distillers also produce it to be sold in liquor stores.
In this book "GUIDE TO MAKING MOONSHINE" I will be teaching you all you need to be able to make different moonshine recipes. The supplies, materials, skills and techniques needed to make your favorite drink from the comfort of your home.
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Available since: 03/16/2023.
Print length: 15 pages.

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