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Making Pure Corn Whiskey: A Professional Guide For Amateur And Micro Distillers
written by Ian Smiley
Studio : Ian Smiley
by Ian Smiley
Publisher : Ian Smiley
Released : 2003-12-30
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EAN : 9780968629215
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 8 reviews)
List Price : $25.00
Our Price : $16.50
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great book for novice to exper. |
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great book for the beginer in making beer, wine or shine! gives lots of ideas. new ones on a still. easy to follow detailed instructions, along with tech. reasons why you do somethings and to help out even the expert wine and beer maker!! great book |
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MAKING PURE CORN |
THIS was a very helpful guide to understanding the craft and art behind the hobby I would recomend it to anyone with interest in the art and craft
*)O(* barry shankman |
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Very good |
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I liked it and it was full of good info and things like that, i liked it. |
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Just as the title says |
The book is clearly written and has descriptions of how to build a still, and how to control ingredients, mash, fermentation, and distillation. It includes just enough on the history of moonshining ... with a real focus on the how-to.
This book really suited my level. Not overly basic - but not overly complex. Written a bit as though you were talking to a neighbor - being shown what to do.
Couldn't be happier.
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Simply the best book on the subject |
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Home distilling is a rewarding hobby that combines skills as diverse as cooking, zymurgy, plumbing, chemistry and thermodynamics. Although it takes no great skill to whip up a batch of 'shine, this is a hobby that can be taken to great depths. The author has made a comprehensive guide to producing top-notch corn whiskey using hardware-store materials. The purity of the product produced using the methods he describes far outstrips any that Grampaw could have made with his old thumper. The author's approach is very informative, without going overboard on technical detail. It is quite readable and should be considered a must-have for anyone looking into the hobby. Bear in mind, though, this is an instructional manual, so it isn't sprinkled with amusing anecdotes or breezy prose. It is simply a perfect 'how-to' manual. |
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