Posted by Aaron Ford on April 10, 2008 at 14:00:56 from (72.84.42.185):
In Reply to: still? mash? posted by jose bagge on April 10, 2008 at 13:32:00:
Amen to response #1, any form of home distillation of alcohol for drinking is not legal. There is a permit you can get to allow for a certain amount to be distilled for use as a motor fuel, but it must be made unsuitable for drinking. IE some form of poison or debilatating agent added. Isopropyl Alcohol, or rubbing alcohol, is ethyl alcohol, but it has a regurgitating additive to prevent it from being drank.
The idea has been pursued by many in the past, but most have come up against the same law.
I would hate to be locked up with all the murderers, rapists, and politicians for the sin of making shine... Just ain't worth it...
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