Somewhere in the author' blog (Rowley's Whiskey Forge) Matthew Rowley states the following about this book: "Since 2001, I've traveled over 14,000 miles and interviewed over fifty extra-legal distillers to debunk the notion that moonshining is a dead or dying craft." Without a doubt, the knowledge and appreciation Mr. Rowley gained while conducting research for this book "shines" through on every page. Accordingly, of...
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This book is truly amazing! It is an entertaining read as well as informative. Everything is covered from the initial conception of the still all the way to recipes. The author is a bit opinionated in a few places but doesn't come off preachy. He simply states his opinion and gives the information anyway. Don't waste time, buy this book!
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If you are looking for specifics into making your own whiskey, this may not be the book for you. But, if you want some basics and have fun reading them, then buy this. Easy nightstand reader that can be taken down to the basement when finished and put to good use. Good plans for making a still too.
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Great book. Very easy to read. Lots of hitory and funny as well. It is funny how history of certain subjects can be filled with humor. A ton of great info. The other 2 reviews are right on the money. This is the first book I bought on distilling and so far the best all around...
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Well, this will be short... The book covers everything you'll need to know to make REAL hooch, moonshine, "licker", etc. Whichever you call it, you'll know exactly the needed materials and methods to get the job done. Being an experienced brewer, I can tell you there are some pretty good (thou basic) recipes as well that'll get you started off in the right direction. After learning the basics, you'll be ready to venture off...
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High school and college students may be feeling weary as they head back into classes during these winter months. Here are some books and guides to help them get organized, focused, and energized.