Amanda Palmer Heirloom Corn Moonshine Recipe

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[@tarheelshine4]

The Amanda Palmer I got from you turned out great. Smooth taste

[@slobberinrocco3247]

Love watching the videos, thanks again

[@RunIt615]

I have one of those grinders…gawd I love it

[@joshuabauman8048]

Man I like that still. Nice set up!

[@normalizedaudio2481]

That corn is like gold. You just don't see it much.

[@ScottBryant-wi7gb]

Thanks for sharing. These are the videos I like best. Did you get a Dyna File yet?

[@jamesswick7534]

What happened to big eazy?

[@allencooke2356]

Where do you get the stuff to make it?

[@timchapman6702]

Where do you find those large bags of dextrose?

[@drcdrdoct9864]

I feel you on the ferment capacity. But that's what happens when you get a big bad ass PhilBilly Still. I guess you need to move to some plastic drums with removable lids.

[@allencooke2356]

How do you make the alcohol less? How do you lower it

[@StephenMarks-yn1js]

Add water

[@kevinhoban4416]

Did you make a run with that Jimmy red and make a video of it if you did what was the name on the video so I can try to find it I'm thinking about getting some of that Jimmy red off of you keep the videos up do good job

[@zakksrage]

That’s why you buy an actual conical fermenter an not a grain bucket

[@montana_garage]

Hell yes! Use a drill to mix it.

[@tomchristensen2914]

45 lbs?

[@777Dorado]

Yeah you should have at least got another 2-3 gallons of mash.