I am getting my bottle in from Cali today. It's a craft rye from Leopold Bros. made in their 3 chambered still. I hope it's good.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Unconventional
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If I looked at the right ones on the TTI site, that's a $825 set of headers.
Boy is that tempting
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Make sure ya put ur still in a remote and hard place to git to. Somewhere the wind don't blow the smoke right into the nabor's house. Nabors will either raid yur place for the shine or call the revenuers
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Make sure ya put ur still in a remote and hard place to git to. Somewhere the wind don't blow the smoke right into the nabor's house. Nabors will either raid yur place for the shine or call the revenuers
too bad home distilling is illegal in the US. Allowed in Missouri though. LOL
Is he the "Original poster"
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Good morning! 12 degrees on the drive to work this morning. Suppose to be in the 70's this weekend!
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When I was a kid and living down in Tim's neighborhood, our neighbors, an elderly Greek couple did 150 gallons of wine in their basement every other year I think. That was the legal limit at the time, so I was told.
You can make 100 gallons per year per adult per household in Georgia. You just can't sell it.
Adam is the creator and original owner of this site.
That's ok. You can craft brew beer or wine legally but distilled spirits is a no without a license. You can get a fuel producers permit but what fun is that. You can bet someone will stop in to check on your ethanol production a quart at a time stored in small oak barrels.
Call me if you want these, I can pick them up. Not to far.....
Oops, no. You can own a still as long as you don't produce alcohol. The 100 gal/ year is for beer and wine.
Distillate - State alcohol laws for Georgia
Hell, you're right, Mike. Evidently what I heard is wrong.
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I have a book about fuel production round here somewhere too
Amazing what organic materials can be used for fuel grade ethanol.
Yep.I have a book about fuel production round here somewhere too
Well........"I know somebody" LMAO
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Yet, 10 miles from here there grows 100 acres of a formerly illegal intoxicant herb to be named later, but the State and County get their tax money, so game on
In another direction out by the old rock farm, our former Mayor has a sizable plantation of his own .
Hoppy and Bride are on their way home. As for the Hoppy ride it was a total PIA. No matter what tool I tried or how hot I got the pipe and the O2 sensor it would not budge. Almost cut it in half with an air hammer trying to get it out even. Finally decided we would drill a new hole in the pipe nearby and put in a new 0'2 bung. Problem was we did not have a bung. So I fabricated a new O2 sensor bung. I took a large nut that looked to be around 18 mm. I cut it down smaller than it was initially. Then I locked it in the vise and I drilled it out to a larger size and tapped it with an 18 mm spark plug chaser. I cut a new hole in the exhaust pipe and welded in the fabricated '02 bung. Close enough to the old ones at the wiring reached. I told Hoppy not to tell anyone who welded it in there. We were each about 12 or 13 beers deep during this operation. After all of that fishing. LOL..
Hoppy and Bride are on their way home. As for the Hoppy ride it was a total PIA. No matter what tool I tried or how hot I got the pipe and the O2 sensor it would not budge. Almost cut it in half with an air hammer trying to get it out even. Finally decided we would drill a new hole in the pipe nearby and put in a new 0'2 bung. Problem was we did not have a bung. So I fabricated a new O2 sensor bung. I took a large nut that looked to be around 18 mm. I cut it down smaller than it was initially. Then I locked it in the vise and I drilled it out to a larger size and tapped it with an 18 mm spark plug chaser. I cut a new hole in the exhaust pipe and welded in the fabricated '02 bung. Close enough to the old ones at the wiring reached. I told Hoppy not to tell anyone who welded it in there. We were each about 12 or 13 beers deep during this operation. After all of that fishing. LOL..
Karl just called with an update. They've tested several things and don't know what's goin on. He says he feels like it's a lung related issue, but they are testing his heart. He didn't sound confident about that. He sounded ok, he said he just doesn't have wind enough to basically even walk across the room.
Thanks Rob. What in the world could it be?
Sitting in the Court House lot waiting. I should have stayed home until I got a call.
Thanks Rob. They're checking to see if there's some issue with circulation not delivering sufficient O2. Some congestive issue.
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