hard Liqeur

"Stephen" wrote

Try rec.crafts.distilling

"Stephen" wrote:

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Unless you're outside the U.S. distilling is controlled by the BATF. Their term for home distillation is "moonshining", and it's very illegal. You can make beer, you can make wine, and you can make distilled spirits, but only the distilled spirits part will land you in the hoosegow. Best leave it alone, unless you're prepared to get a federal distiller's license.......

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Bill Frazier Olathe, Kansas

On the other hand, you can certainly purchase spirits and flavor them yourself. I have had good success infusing fruit flavors like Cranberry into vodka and making some nice liqours.

Here is all you need to know about the process of distilling hard liquor. If you live in New Zealand it is legal. Otherwise in any western country that I know of it is illegal and will be inforced.

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Certainly, but thee's a vast difference legally between adding commerically made hard liqeur to a spirit and making the hard liqeur your self.