Brewing Alcohol at Home

Does anyone do this besides me? I'm just curious because it's one of my favorite hobbies and I love enjoying my products. It's like getting high off your own grown bud, being drunk of alcohol you made is always better than what you buy.

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I assume your talking about liquors and not beer or wine. I've wanted to make my own whiskey for a while now but feel out of my comfort zone after reading about poss side effects when dealing with methanol. I know how much I liked burning my homegrown and I can only imagine how satisfying it is to catch a buzz on your own booze. I 'm sure I would be a lush if I began making my own booze too, right now I'm just a drunk ass. Any way I'd Like to hear more about your experiences/ practices and recipes too, post em up.

my buddies dad makes his own wine and its super simple

i want to try it but havent gotten around to it ever

im not much of a drinker tho, i get gut rot and cant enjoy it after my first drink is gone

I brew wine a lot and once the wine is a finished product half the time I concenatrate the alchohol to make it stronger. Upwards of 30 to 35% alcohol. The wine is around 11% normally brewed and I do it a gallon at a time. I have a tek to make tequila but I have to get agave.

I remember a thread on it and it had couple people who make there own.

I drank moonshine a couple times but I cant fuck with it.I'll end up in the hospital lol.

If I do post a tek, it will be tomorrow and in the HS forum. I'm too tired and lazy to do it tonight.

Yea moonshine is some strong shit. I plan on brewing moonshine sooner or later. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

IMO it's to much for a novice to do. I wanted to do it. would be fairly ez to do a still but i wouldn't want to drink it.

I wouldn't want to drink it unless I had plenty of practice.

ive done wine and beer, and ive helped make 80 proof. currently going to do an english brown ale.

also ive come across a bunch of apple and peach trees so im contemplating the best way to do it next fall....im thinking i will make a solar dehydrator and not only will it be great for drying herbs but drying bunch of fruit....then like wine im thinkin just a big bin full of almost totally dry fruit all mashed up ...maybe get a refractometer....i dont want to add sugar

I once made wine in my closet. The setup consisted of a 2 litre bottle, yeast, sugar, water, juice crystals, and a balloon. Good shit

I am becoming a wino I have always enjoyed my wine boones farm kountry kwentcher was my favorite.I got away from making my own wine for a long time.I am now thinking about starting to brew my own wine again,who else makes wine ???????
Who remembers the boones farm and TJ SWAN ????????