I gots that moonshine 190 proof
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But it can be used as a solvent....you shoulda heard the old timer at the liquor store when I bought it 
I took one little sip straight and it felt like I was drinking fire lol. It'll be much more tolerable in a week or so.
But it can be used as a solvent....you shoulda heard the old timer at the liquor store when I bought it I took one little sip straight and it felt like I was drinking fire lol. It'll be much more tolerable in a week or so.
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"CAUTION EXTEMELY FLAMMABLE, Handle with care"
"WARNING!! Overconsumption may endanger your health"
"Not intended for consumption unless mixed with non-alcoholic beverage"
Thats actually all in caps, and all on the bottle, but thats annoying to read.
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I was never a real fan of 'murrican 'shine but when I lived in Ireland, I was really big on poitin. There's very little burn to the real stuff I'd get, but it sure would **** you up.
Last edited by pusha; Dec 13, 2010 at 10:39 PM.
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We've been drinking some moonshine over here lately. I took it to the lab at work and tested it (I think it was only 35% alcohol). Was a nice drink though. IMHO, that 190 **** is good for nothing unless it is all you have.
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Even with the time I spent in Italy, I never did manage to develop a taste for drinking Pledge...
Now, make some rum-***** or poundcake with that 'shine, then you might have something worthwhile.
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to each his own. frankly i didn't like the full strength limoncello. it probably ended up about 150 proof or more but it wasn't as tasty as it could have been. Next time I think I'll start around 100 proof. or at least dilute the everclear by half.
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The recipe I'm following does cut it in half. However much grain alcohol you use, you match it with an equal amount of simple syrup (Water & sugar). When all said and done it will only be around 95 proof and sweet. I tried some my buddy made and it was awsome... granted I love lemon in general. It had a great lemon taste, it was sweet, and then you got a little punch/heat from the alcohol, but it was VERY smooth.
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I used to use Graves all the time. It's great for fortifying wussy drinks. I used to make chocolate shake type drinks when I had parties. Add a shot or two of Graves for some super powah. Actually, it's great for everything. Even better than vodka for making a beer into a "super beer" for people you want to **** with and laugh at.
As for good high proof liqueurs, I had this recently:
Supoirb
As for good high proof liqueurs, I had this recently:
Supoirb
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Cspense shops at the container store...
I know this because I saw those same bottles there when I was looking for a new bottle to store the coffee infused rum I made my brother for his birthday.
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I know this because I saw those same bottles there when I was looking for a new bottle to store the coffee infused rum I made my brother for his birthday.
- L
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