Making Whiskey (better than UJSSM) #1, Creating The Mash

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2020
  • First video in a short tutorial series I'm making for a cousin of mine who wants to learn home distillation. Here I will show you how to make a common bourbon mash using corn, rye, and wheat.
    Series Playlist: • Making Whiskey (better...
    Anything distillation related in the future will be posted on my ‪@LordLarryWho‬ personal channel.

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  • @StephenMarks-wo4uk
    @StephenMarks-wo4uk 14 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    I got a homemade still 5 gallon haven't made a mash yet cause I'm not in a good spot but when i give it a go it will be like yours , god bless , thank you

  • @JackBarrett7

    Funny, I buy the same thing from the same place: cracked corn from Bomgaars, and I use a blender and grind it to just coarser than cornmeal and it works amazing for me.

  • @bobbybrown9299

    More useful information than any video I have seen so far. Actually step by step to help beginners.

  • @tomchristensen2914

    all stock sweet feed is good just don't use the pellets in there. or find sweet feed without pellets. pellets have stuff you don't want to ferment. i go to local feed mill and get the grains I want and have it mixed with molasses i buy 300 lbs at a time. picked up 300 lbs corn, barley, and wheat mixed with molasses for 70 bucks...

  • @MrNonsenseakaMarze

    Also what’s the ingredient cost vs actually buying a bottle from the spirits store?

  • @MrNonsenseakaMarze

    What would flavored oat meal packets do?

  • @sonnydemarco47

    Amazing video thank you so much for making these videos it helped me out a lot

  • @user-we3bt3kq1n

    Can I use whole materials as flour?

  • @Najeeb706

    Great video. 👍

  • @seymourpro6097

    If you get a mash that's pure corn and sits there like concrete, you can add 15% malted barley and it will thin out and the result will be grain waste on the bottom and fermentable sugar solution on the top. Do not add too much water or the resultant mash liquid will be lower SG than optimum. The brewing process has been known since pre-history, it doesn't need modern science, though science may make the process easier.

  • @Psilocybiant
    @Psilocybiant ปีที่แล้ว +2

    LOL that 1lb in Australia is $65

  • @graymatters6155
    @graymatters6155 ปีที่แล้ว

    Be careful, making whiskey from chicken feed, they put arsenic in chicken feed to minimize bugs

  • @rexjohnson8597
    @rexjohnson8597 ปีที่แล้ว

    Like your video and was wondering about the rye you use? Where can I get it? I’m a newbie to making shine and all this is new to me!

  • @scottsnodgrass4361
    @scottsnodgrass4361 ปีที่แล้ว

    Just curious, aside from the equipment, how much do you have in all the ingredients of this batch and about how much product will you end up with?

  • @frlouiegoad4087
    @frlouiegoad4087 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you: My first steel will be delivered 7/22/2022. I was ready to use store bought Cornmeal!

  • @northeastwildernesswalker
    @northeastwildernesswalker ปีที่แล้ว

    How many gallonsnof water did you start with

  • @kennethhathaway3090
    @kennethhathaway3090 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    While fermenting a grain and sugar mash to make alcohol I had the idea to run my grain mash through an ultrasound to decrease particle size to make the grain mash more bioavailable to the yeast. The results were incredible. I am wondering if you can also try this on a grain mash and measure the results between the ultrasound mash and a control. I did a very short clip showing my bubbler and fermentation bucket.

  • @kyle6307
    @kyle6307 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Panhandle, so you go through the entire prep process, get a good reading on the Iodine Test, let it cool down to 90 and pitch the Yeast and Yeast Nutrient and nothing happens ???? what is going on please ?

  • @108RiDeR
    @108RiDeR 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Is that 12% sweet feed?

  • @The_Hi_Life
    @The_Hi_Life 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Very good idea using the brew bag. No chance of scorching. Damn fine shine. Happy distilling! And raisins as a yeast nutrient works great, been using it forever, never had a mash stall! 👍