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I worked with someone in the 1970 who lived in a community well known for its moonshining. He gave me the recipe and basic instructions on making a still. A couple of guys got together built a still, mixed and brewed the formula, let it work for 21 days. Then when it came time to run it through the still, they wouldn't take the chance because solder was used to put all copper still together and to connect the copper pipe to the still and filling hole. It was bottled as was and was v.effective
Ответитьwell, ive run my fair share of it, and the ol boy is right, theyy make solder that aint got much lead in it, or all ya have to do is make a paste of half flour and half oatmeal or rye bran, and paste all the joints, it aint rocket science, u dont wanna drink too much mash, that stufff will make ya shit fire ,and burp sin.. and anyone who thinks theynbwanna try making shine best think hard, cuz its a hard dang job, the only fun part is when the worm starts spittin the good stuff,
Ответитьfood safe silver solder ;)
Ответитьal pacino you are a dumb ass
ОтветитьMY GREET GRANDPAP USTER SKIN A POSSUM AND PUT IT IN HIS BARREL OF MOONSHINE - I AXED, "PA PA, WHY WAS IT THAT YOU PUTTED THAT DEAD SKINT POSSUM IN YO SHINE?" - HE SAYS TO ME, "WELL BOY, YOU COULD CALL IT POSSUM SHINE THEN, AND IT SHO DID SELL BETTER!" - SUPPORT YO LOCAL MOONSHINER, DRANK YOSELF PLENTY OF POSSUM SHINE!
Ответитьwe would put a quart of good moonshine in the freezer for 3 days and then bring it out and sip it icy cold and I seen many people who thought they could drink go down after a glass of shine
ОтветитьMr. Wood knows what he's talking about. I've been around several old shine makers that built time for making it BUT like he said, it was to feed their families back then. And it was hard work toting everything back in the bushes where you tried not to be caught. It's still the best thing for a bad cough. Just sip it and don't get hoggish or your head will blow off.
Ответитьthis guy who is doing the interview is an annoying knob.
ОтветитьMy grandfather had a small farm in Trap Hill and he used to tell us about moonshiners in the woods behind his farm and the "revenoorers" that hunted for them and destroyed their stills - would have been around 1947 - 1948. My grandfathers name was Charlie Johnson.
ОтветитьTaxation is theft. The government takes a God given birth right from you, calls it a privilege and charges you for it multiple times.
ОтветитьWelcome to NASCAR
ОтветитьCookie is incorrect about moonshine tasting like Jack Daniels (whiskey)... Professional distillers do NOT use sugar in their mash... A Professional distillery uses all grain (corn, rye, barley, rye). NO SUGAR........
ОтветитьInterviewer is a total moron. Fake southern accent and all. What a buffoon!
ОтветитьI make and it really fun...they call me the Corn Chemist
Ответитьit's kinda bitter sweet cause when pop corn put out his documentary he said several times moonshine was dead and gone .. he had no idea the resurgence it would have .. that's the sweet part ..the bitter part he wasn't around to really see it ..
ОтветитьThis guy right here's a legend in his own he was making the same time as popcorn
ОтветитьInterviewer asking all the wrong questions
ОтветитьMoonshine is watery in my experience. Thats why I like it, goes down the throat smooth jack daniels cuts the fuck out of me. I can sip shine all day if I drink Jack Daniels I wake up in jail explain that to me.
ОтветитьRIP Cookie! I remember you from the Popcorn Sutton film
ОтветитьGovernment wants it's extortion fee
ОтветитьUnderstandable during prohibition. But, this guy wasn't alive then. Just a hillbilly crook like the crackhead meth cooks nowadays. No respect for him at all.
ОтветитьMuch respect for this man right here. He is the kind of person you want as a neighbor. I saw where someone had commented that he had passed. RIP sir!
ОтветитьI swear I'm related to this guy my last name is Wood and I love likker
ОтветитьIn a way people who do make moonshine do pay taxes cuz they gotta buy the ingredients and pay taxes on that..why the law gotta bother people tryin to make a livin and provide fer their family they made weed legal so whats the difference
ОтветитьDude this interviewer is god damn jackoff
ОтветитьHim and Popcorn are kin. I don't remember how, maybe Popcorn's cousin?
ОтветитьPopcorn Sutton’s cousin and best friend growing up.
ОтветитьGood stories on CD, that came with Popcorn Sutton book, done by Suckerpunch productions. Book is great. Great story about Cookies mom, Popcorns aunt
ОтветитьI treat them like thieves!!!!
ОтветитьI wonder if he knew Percy Flowers
ОтветитьLove moonshine
ОтветитьIt ain't as simple as just paying the tax. There are thousands of pages of Gov regulations you have to follow to make legal liquor. You have to hire lawyers and chemical engineers, then buy thousands of dollars worth of Gov approved equipment. The investment is so high you will never make a dime.
ОтветитьAin’t no fun !!! That’s right
ОтветитьThe interviewer was on point with his question!!! Great show you got here come to ohio we shine every night!!! We will give you a great show a how to !! We make gallon by gallon by gallon
ОтветитьStainless steel the way to go!! Even popcorn 🍿 said that 🎃
ОтветитьPopcorns best freind.
ОтветитьSo if I pay my taxes on it I can make it?
ОтветитьPersonally, I’d rather buy NON TAXED Shine.
ОтветитьWhata bunch of dumb ass questions
ОтветитьOld timers keeping old ways alive 😊😊😊😊😊.
ОтветитьGood shine is smooth no burn knock you on your face fast. Good tast run of slow.
ОтветитьDo right
ОтветитьWrong interviewer. Square peg on on side and country boy on the other.
ОтветитьPopcorns idol/role model.
Ответитьthis interviewer is painful to watch
ОтветитьI wonder who began the reporter cadence like the one this guy is emulating, with those piercing, focused eyes like they're always asking the tough questions.
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