How to make bourbon at home [The Easy Way]

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Bourbon recipes can be complex, but I made this Easy Beginner Bourbon kit specifically for the beginner moonshiner. If you want to get into making bourbon at home then you should definitely start with this recipe.
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@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Here's where you can get the Beginner Bourbon Kit stillntheclear.com/product/bourbon-for-beginners-10-gal-kit/

@PSYCHOPATHiO Год назад

I love this guy "We are moonshiners, We just dont follow the rules" EXACTLY.

@Yelnats101 Год назад

i grew up in east ky and in the early 90 i got to make shine with some old mountain men, learned a lot. now im 49 and just getting back into it for personal use. good video and happy distilling

@jakeen7733 2 года назад

Another great video bros! Keep'em coming!

@brendanwhite104 2 года назад

No nonsense, straight to the point. Great stuff 👍. Thanks Again.

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Thanks for the kind words Brendan

@everydayden5826 2 года назад

Another great video to boost the confidence of virtually any beginner. Thanks for doing all you do for the community. -- den "Cornbread"

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Thank you, brother. We're just going to keep on keep'n on.

@CrunchEnhancer Год назад

I've watched this video 3 times, it's awesome can't wait to start on a batch

@StillnTheClear Год назад

Thank you. You're going to love it .

@jasona.shaffer6348 2 года назад

You have the right attitude! love all you and Windsong do. Thanks for the info Cyrus.

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Our pleasure, Jason!

@TY-js9lk 2 месяца назад

I start with everclear, toast a handful of oak chips, mix it a large bell jar, in and out of the refrigerator over 2 weeks, dilute to about 70-90 proof and decant it to empty bottles thru coffee filters. This is the really easy bourbon!!!

@StillnTheClear 2 месяца назад

That's one way to do it for sure. Thanks for the comment.

@roberthollis7535 2 года назад

Another good vedio and good information. Most people in this hobby have a goal of being able to do all grain mashes. Your vedio is a great step in getting to that point. Keep up the good work.

@thealembicdiary1814 2 года назад

I love it brother! Don’t t be afraid of the sugar!!

@robstaggs7577 2 года назад

Great video 👍🏻👍🏻 Shine On

@svendtveskg5719 Год назад

Great video, thanks man! :)

@richardrush4841 2 года назад

Awesome video, that will be on my to do list soon.

@jasona.shaffer6348 2 года назад

I've used a few of his other recipes. Always killer!!! Do yourself a favor and try it.

@richardrush4841 2 года назад

@@jasona.shaffer6348 I definitely will

@MrCecil_KD9WUS 2 года назад

This is a great beginner recipe . It's even good for those of us who have a harder time finding ingredients. I still have 26 kilos of molasses to use up before i can put this on my calendar.

@rayfox212 2 года назад

Maybe try corn oats and molasses. It might be really good.

@MrCecil_KD9WUS 2 года назад

@@rayfox212 i will do that and post a writeup on it

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

I bet that would be good. I will give it a try. Thanks for the comment.

@staceymiller4765 2 года назад

Where are you at and how much for a gallon of molasses?

@MrCecil_KD9WUS 2 года назад

@@staceymiller4765 im in the philippines

@PoppaLongroach 2 года назад

If it looks like bourbon.......and it tastes like bourbon.......then I say it's bourbon lol

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

That's how I see it. I guess if we wanted to follow the rules we would call ourselves distillers, not moonshiners.😀

@kielyclinton 2 года назад

Do you use backset from any previous runs?

@kielyclinton 2 года назад

I use all corn & or all grain.. trying to get my head around using this method of sugar wash flavoured with corn & grain. I wasn’t Braught up this way or shown this. I only know full starch conversion.

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

@@kielyclinton sometimes I will do sour mash runs.

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

@@kielyclinton it's just another way to do it. I would say that all-grain starch conversion is still king, but this is a simple process that allows beginners to start making their own shine with a shorter learning curve.

@hawk270leadflinger9 Год назад

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you !

@StillnTheClear Год назад

You're very welcome

@CrunchEnhancer Год назад

I'm sold, got to have that kit

@scottaustin5290 6 месяцев назад

I’ve got a huge aluminum pot can I use it for mashing in? Heard somewhere might be bad thx for what you do hope to be starting soon

@staceymiller4765 2 года назад

I will say I’ve learned the hard way that the yeast you use has an effect on taste as well. Used a single malt whiskey yeast and it left a burnt taste but the mash wasn’t burnt because we stirred the crap out of it and heated it slow. Use your yeast with the kit you send and it’s a sweet kick of a taste! Learning hurts at times! Lol

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

The yeast that ships with our ingredients kits is a Red Star DADY. Thanks for the comment.

@staceymiller4765 2 года назад

@@StillnTheClear ya, I know. I was experimenting with a new type for corn and sugar combinations but it has very little yield and an off taste. Going back to what works and doing it right!

@staceymiller4765 2 года назад

All I need now for good luck is one of them fancy hats! Lol. Great information and recipes

@user-pc6rv8dt3n Год назад

Thank you so much for this im new to creating my own alcohol

@StillnTheClear Год назад

That's great. I'm glad you find it useful.

@user-pc6rv8dt3n Год назад

@@StillnTheClear quick question what other stuff do I need

@alfrede.newmen3024 11 месяцев назад

Wondering where to buy those blue fermenting barrels. They look like the right size. 15 to 30 gal.

@cliff7516 Год назад

Good video thanks

@StillnTheClear Год назад

Thank you

@CRryanMAGICIAN 9 месяцев назад

If I want to do only 5 gallons would I just cut all the amounts in half? Thanks love the video!!

@joesaalfeld8893 8 месяцев назад

Hey @StillInTheClear I really enjoy watching your videos. Great content! Apologies if its already been asked, but I was curious since the grains don't get converted here, could this also be done into a sour mash? I know with UJSSM the cracked corn isn't heated so I wasn't sure if that made a difference. Didn't know if that had ever been tried, and it seems like a lot of spent corn to toss if you don't have chickens.

@StillnTheClear 8 месяцев назад

Yes, you can certainly sour mash this using the same process as used in the UJSSM. Thanks for the comment.

@joesaalfeld8893 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the quick reply! Sincerely appreciate it!

@dannybrown6885 10 месяцев назад

I’m trying to find out how to make both ❤. And how to cook it up. I just got a small still

@libertyhomeinvestmentsllc2703 Год назад

Sorry if I missed it but how long has the bottle on the right (at the end) been sitting?

@mathewweeks9069 3 месяца назад

Your awesome dude and awesome video be safe out there

@StillnTheClear 3 месяца назад

Thank you, brother.

@markburd8541 Месяц назад

Dear Cyrus, Thanks for your dedication to this good and right craft. You sure know your onions!

@StillnTheClear Месяц назад

Thank you for the comment.

@kielyclinton 2 года назад

Can I ask does this sugar wash with corn grain flavouring give the same flavour results as a full corn grain mash? Or just a full corn? I have always malted my corn, toasted some, heated & gelatinised. Added alpha amylase at temp. Added beta amylase at temp. That’s if I’m not adding malted grain to do the same & my yeast/ water.. I’m new to this lots of sugar added thing! Never shown this. Grew up in a distillery & now run it. Always done corn, all grain starch to sugar conversion.

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Well, I think that mostly depends on how sensitive a person's pallet is, but to me, I would say the taste is similar, but not the same.

@kiwiprouddavids724 2 года назад

Cool👍 another recipe for me to convert and wright down in my brew book..... what's up with steamed oats ?,I was getting whole oats and crushing them . should I steam or boil them first,I have been finding the husks come off and form a layer on top of my mash

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

The husks don't hurt anything. The steamed oats save some time, that's all, but there's no reason if your going to steam them yourself. If your buying them whole then crush them and add them in at the same time as the corn.

@kiwiprouddavids724 2 года назад

@@StillnTheClear all good

@packattack2893 10 месяцев назад

any sanitation involved? how about if i use dry malt extract instead of table sugar?

@charlessiems5100 10 месяцев назад

Where can we get a paddle like yours!

@chrismartin9066 Год назад

Anyone know how long to cook the rolled oaks is they have not been cooked.

@autumnskyridge 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for this great video. I have a few questions? Or will these questions be answered in the Kit? How long did you stir the oats before pouring into the fermenter? After you added the yeast, what do you do next? And How long do you wait? Again, you didn't address these in the video, but perhaps your assuming I'll get this information elsewhere? Also, what do you do with the product after it finishes fermenting? One last question? There are 2 oak staves. Are they intended to be used for the entire batch, or just for a couple jars like the ones you showed in the video. Sorry for all the questions. Thank you so much for your help. I'm excited to get started!!

@Sam-fg6bt 2 года назад

Wish I could get a kit like this in the uk

@Brumasterj 2 года назад

Sam, purchase is available on still in the clear store or you can go to the feed store get a bag of cracked corn Go to brew store and get some malted grain Go home Heat 5-7 gallons of water to under boil Add 8 lbs of cracked corn stir off and on for 45 minutes add 15 lbs of your table sugar and stir real good add 5 gallons of water Let cool to 95 deg Add 1 lb malt and bread yeast Let it ferment Siphon into still save the grain Run your still Add left over back set wash from still to left over grain Add 15 lb sugar Top off with cold water to get your 10-12 gallon mash Let cool to 95 add 1 lb malt and yeast You can repeat this up to 5 times

@user-we3bt3kq1n 8 месяцев назад

Hi sir how many minutes u let the oat hydrated in the pot after corn ?

@KissmyBasss Год назад

How many runs can I get with your kit and a 5 gal still? Looking to buy the 5 or 8 gal Vevor still

@StillnTheClear Год назад

The Simple Beginner Bourbon kit is a 10 gallon kit. So, you can get 2 runs from one kit.

@RebelGarage23 Год назад

How did you make the distiller

@tomcobuttry9449 2 года назад

How much volume do you have with the corn oats water and sugar how big is the fermentation vessel for this much volume

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

I'm using a 15 gallon fermenter in this video. The volume of the recipe is about 13 gallon.

@thebeardogg 2 месяца назад

Really great video.I'm gonna try it...Doesn't it have to be distilled ?

@ericenos1097 2 года назад

looks good to me

@bradbutterly8300 2 месяца назад

G'day sir you are a good teacher, I've learned a lot from you and it's great 👍 🇦🇺🍺🍺🍺🍺

@StillnTheClear 2 месяца назад

Glad to hear it. Thank you for the kind words.

@leecraig7164 9 месяцев назад

What's the difference between Wiskey and Bourbon if you put it into a chared wood barrel???

@cashcrusader1999 Год назад

As an absolutely new beginner, I really love bourbon and want to make my own. Can you recommend what equipment I'll need and where to get it?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

The only thing extra beyond regular distilling equipment is oak. An oak barrel is preferable, but you can use oak sticks, chips or staves.

@davesabum3991 2 года назад

How long did you let that jar sit with the oak before you got that much color/flavor?

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

The jar in the video was 9 weeks, but it vary based on your own preferences.

@patrickleven1215 Год назад

Just ordered my 1st kit from Amazon I was wondering where you get the glass proof reader and the one you use for the ferment I ordered your super simple beginner kit Can't wait to start

@StillnTheClear Год назад

That is awesome. You're going to love it. Here is an Amazon link to the triple scale hydrometer.amzn.to/3Qz2Eua Don't forget you'll need a proof and tralle hydrometer also..ood luck.

@JohnD0077 Год назад

What the video didn't say is how long it needs to stay in the jar with the wood? Also what do you do with a huge batch like that? I'm sure it makes more than one jar? Also can you age it longer or will it go bad?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

I start checking flavor at about 5 weeks. When you like the flavor it's done. How much final product it makes is affected by the cuts you make. Yes, you can over oak if you aren't paying attention.

@sethcanada3344 Год назад

What proof should I put in the charred stick in the jar? Like shah proof should I keep it while I age it

@StillnTheClear Год назад

As long as it's below 125 and above 100. You will need to experiment to find your own preference, but I find that I like it at or below 110.

@mannycoble2363 4 месяца назад

I would like to buy that kit I don’t see it

@KeithHoffman-lp6up 2 месяца назад

How long do you let it ferment before pouring it and adding the oak?

@garytredwell5649 Год назад

While bourbon can only come from the specific county in Kentucky and use their limestone filtered water, coming close is awesome! I tried this with corn sugar and malted corn (I wrote the recipe down). I basically tossed the heads and stopped just into the tails. I aged it in a gallon jug with Jack Daniel's barrel chips, which I added extra char to. Left it for about 6 months. My thought process was this...at the Kentucky distillery they put the white dog right into the barrel...mine turned out real good, with only a tad too much tails. Love this hobby, just need more time, which we all struggle to find!

@StillnTheClear Год назад

Hell yeah, making your own bourbon is so satisfying. I don't plan on selling any of my bourbon commercially, so I'm not at all concerned with meeting the legal requirements to be able to call it 'Bourbon'. Thanks for the comment. P. S. There is no legal requirement that bourbon can only be ade in Kentucky. The requirement is that it be made in the US.

@brandonlange8124 Год назад

It just has to be made in the US. Doesn't NEED to be in Kentucky

@henkdrese 6 месяцев назад

Great video again, thank you. I just did exactly what you show here. It is "aging" now. Cant call it bourbon cause im in the Netherlands. Ill call it Boerbon than. Boer means farmer. ✌️

@soundsnags2001 10 месяцев назад

Just ordered a digiboil that's just under 10 gallons, might get this kit and just let a gallon go to the drain gods 😁

@douglasgallup1494 10 месяцев назад

I’ve got a 5 gal still. Can I scale down the SS kit for 10?

@StillnTheClear 10 месяцев назад

Yes, you can also ferment a 10 gallon batch then split the fermented batch into 2 separate runs for the still.

@Brumasterj 2 года назад

And you can reuse the left over corn grain up to 5 times because your not converting sugars from it your just getting flavor! add the full back set wash from still and adding 15 lb sugar 1 lb malted corn each time, add all the back set this will make for the perfect acidulated level for your yeast Make sure to top off with enough water to achieve your 10 to 12 gallon mash

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Yes, You can certainly do a sour mash with this recipe. Thanks for the comment.

@kielyclinton 2 года назад

I was going to ask if you use backset? I’m so used to all corn & all grain I’m still trying to get my head around using sugar. I just wasn’t brought up that way or shown this method.

@PoppaLongroach 2 года назад

@@kielyclinton I use 100% of my backset and change half the grain every 4th generation. It's how I was taught the old timers did it. It keeps getting smoother and smoother

@Brumasterj 2 года назад

I ran 7 gallons of sugar wash blended with 5 gallons of peach brandy, got 2 1/4 gallons Started at 139 proof stopped still at 70 proof I stopped at 70 because I had been running low and slow for 16 hours I took the 100% of backset 180 degree and poured it over 8 lbs of fine cracked corn Stirred for 1 hour added 15 lb sugar and enough water to give me 13 gallon wash At 95 deg Put 1 lb of smoked corn malt and pitched yeast! I’m running that wash today

@dennisrutt5695 2 года назад

I have a 3 gallon pot does it matter how far my worm is from the pot

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Not particularly.

@ericlafollette7576 2 года назад

What’s the best way to cool a worm if you don’t have access to cold running water?

@lilinguhongo2621 2 года назад

I use a 60l barrel and a fishtank pump for my liebig, works with my 25l - pot if not running on full power. If doing so, I toss in some ice as well. Using a worm in a bucket, I would go for lots of ice, water to top up and some salt.

@tomchristensen2914 11 месяцев назад

I have the beginner mash kit from here. I need to do up a mash for 20 gal still. I should be able to just double the amounts correct? I have been reading and reading and feel like my head is going to explode. is there a place to read how to create mash recipes for 20 gal still. how much grain and sugar per gal of water etc?

@StillnTheClear 11 месяцев назад

Yes, you can just double the ingredients for a 10 gallon batch and you'll be fine.

@tomchristensen2914 9 месяцев назад

Started my mash last night. Doubled for 20 gal and og is 1.080. Good cap this morning so I am definitely looking forward to weekend and running it

@JMH682Hav 6 месяцев назад

I would like a video on how to run a still properly.

@dennisrutt5695 2 года назад

Do you have a recipe for a beginner using all fruit like apples

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

I haven't done an all fruit Brandy yet, but it's in the works.

@jeffbradfield4413 2 года назад

Where did you get your fermenter

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

I made it from a used food grade shipping container that I got from my local farmers co-op.

@cashcrusader1999 Год назад

How much will a 10 gallon kit distill into?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

It will depend on your cuts and what you proof your final product to, but it will range between 1 and 2 gallons.

@MichaelVeal-pn5qh 4 месяца назад

Where can I purchase your bourbon kits?

@StillnTheClear 4 месяца назад

All our kits are here stillntheclear.com/product-category/moonshine-ingredients-kits/

@chrisstewart1254 9 месяцев назад

How many times can you use the oak sticks more then one batch?

@StillnTheClear 9 месяцев назад

I typically use them 2 to 3 times. It's really up to you.

@AMBASSADORHOFF Год назад

what do you do after you put in the yeast? That's where you stopped how do i get that finished jar you have? i am the epitomy of a beginner, i've never tried this before, you've shown me how to ferment.

@StillnTheClear Год назад

You need to let the ferment finish, then you run it through the still. Finally, you age your clear product on charred oak for a few weeks.

@AMBASSADORHOFF Год назад

@StillnTheClear ok! Great Thank you so much and thank you for answering my question professionally as I am a newbie I know question probably didn't come off as best as it could've. But thank you so much

@StillnTheClear Год назад

@@AMBASSADORHOFF you bet. Here's the place to get help as a beginner. I want you to join my group on MeWe: mewe.com/join/moonshineforbeginners

@chrislnflorida5192 Год назад

What do u think of using a Brew Bags, thats what i use. I put the grain in the 160° water, cook mmm1 hour, add cool water to wash the grain and bring down temp. Usually i have to let set over night to cool. Before cooling down, i pull the Brew Bag, add Sugar and stir, let sit over night add yeast. Ferment till Sugar eaten up, and Cook.😮

@StillnTheClear Год назад

There's nothing wrong with that process at all. I just find it easier and less labor intensive to ferment on the grain. Thanks for the comment.

@timothyjones9430 2 года назад

i live on a remote island.. I would have to ship in oats.... But we have standard Quaker brand oats t the store for making oat meal.. Is that the same?

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

It's close enough. I would use the old fashioned oats, not the quick oats.

@theironduke9214 Год назад

The Quaker Oats are great for this

@timothyjones9430 Год назад

@@StillnTheClear is corn meal the same as cracked corn? Or close enough? I cant get cracked corn here either ... But I can get corn meal... How do you feel about that?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

@@timothyjones9430 the corn meal will work. You will need to stir it into the water little bits at a time so it doesn't clump up.

@packattack2893 Год назад

Any sanitizing?

@joebattaglia1484 Год назад

When doing bourbon, do the same rules apply when it comes to the head, body and tails?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

Yes, you settle on your own preferences when it comes to how you make your cuts.

@joebattaglia1484 Год назад

@@StillnTheClear just a first timer and keep reading how dangerous it is to drink the first 50-60ml of a 5 gallon batch. I don’t know what my preference will be but is that a good rule of thumb?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

@@joebattaglia1484 I created a set of free guide sheets. One of them shows you how to start figuring out cuts. Get them here stillntheclear.com/guides/

@coastal_shiner 7 месяцев назад

This may come off as a stupid question, but I’m curious….i just want to make a small amount; am I able to simply half the recipe, or will this throw things off? Thank you for your patience and knowledge. TS

@henkdrese 6 месяцев назад

That is very well posible

@matteo_syd7271 7 месяцев назад

What's the next step after it's fermented?

@user-qd8gi8qr9u 5 месяцев назад

Do you have bourbon rye recipe?

@StillnTheClear Месяц назад

Yes, but I haven't made a video of it yet. here is the kit though stillntheclear.com/product/all-grain-rye-bourbon-kit/

@Rolltidewhiskey 6 месяцев назад

Do you use a still or what? I'm lost

@coastal_shiner 7 месяцев назад

How long does the mash ferment…?

@StillnTheClear 7 месяцев назад

This recipe will typically ferment for 5 to 7 days if the temp is kept above 75F.

@irishspagetti6565 5 месяцев назад

what if I replace the sugar with honey

@rbrent666999 Год назад

is there anything simple that someone can add to a bourbon recipe to add different flavors?

@glennschwester1205 Год назад

What is the ABV ?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

The ABV of the mash should come out to about 1.065. if you prefer a higher abv you can bump it up with more sugar.

@ronford1086 2 года назад

What’s the size of that fermenter?

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

It's a 15 gallon fermenter.

@SAllen-lf7ft Год назад

Where do you get them?

@chrisvandal4280 Год назад

Would brown sugar add or detract from a recipe like this?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

It will change it. I wouldn't say it would be adding or detracting. As usual, it will come down to your own tastes.

@rogernichols9987 2 года назад

Hello if you are going to take a short cut you can always use a little bit of burnt sugar for color I guess a lot of people won't know the difference if you do it the right way. Unless you know what burnt/sugar taste like

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Yep, short cuts can be a lot of fun. Thanks for the comment.

@108RiDeR Год назад

How long to ferment?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

There are a couple variables that will affect time to ferment, but 7 to 10 days is a good rule of thumb.

@108RiDeR Год назад

@@StillnTheClear thank you 🙏🏽 I just received my beginners pack. Starting today 🤞🏽

@EmeseKata Год назад

How long do I have to wait to pour it in a jar? What is the ideal degree to fermentation? Do i need a destiller or I just pour it in a jar directly? I am planning to try that in a small amount for the first time (1/6 as you did in the video) so sorry for this many questions

@sethcanada3344 Год назад

You need to make the mash from the kit and put it in a still and distill it and then put it in a jar with the wood

@BeerWineandShine 2 года назад

I don't think that it's that big of a deal to use sugar And still call it bourbon. You're still using the proper grain bill formula which which is giving you the proper flavor compounds. I think it's acceptable.

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

I'm not using a new oak barrel either, but I think it's a great place to start.

@BeerWineandShine 2 года назад

@@StillnTheClear As a home distiller I think reusing your barrel once or twice is OK. I mean who wants to replace the barrel every time they are not cheap. Or you could use oak staves. The only time I get annoyed with get annoyed with a little bit of rule bending It's when somebody makes a potato vodka oaks it and calls it bourbon. Same goes for scotches or Irish whiskey

@jasona.shaffer6348 2 года назад

Same. Does anyone think that back in the formation of this country, anyone said... "sorry I don't have the proper malted grain to convert starches.' It wont be real moonshine. LMFAO! I am pretty sure that would never happen. This was about SURVIVAL!

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

@@jasona.shaffer6348 when others try to say that's not moonshine because of the recipe, they only show they're own ignorance. Moonshine does actually have a definition and it has nothing to do with recipes.

@conwayfamily6734 2 года назад

I would like to thank you very kindly good sir as it is it that you have confirmed for me did the first bourbon I made is a bourbon by definition it's got to have 51% corn they say so just like you said that shiner's don't follow the rules anyhow and rules have been made for nothing but being broken that being said shine on my friend Shine On

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Shine on, brother.

@conwayfamily6734 2 года назад

Although I'm real new I've been doing it less than a year being truthful. What I have made and had folks try got great reviews even from my father-in-law which grew up In the Backwoods of Illinois said that I sure do have a knack for it now I'm not trying to toot my horn or nothing. I just feel that I ought to do something with this gift like you and a few other fellas that I see on here. My problem is is no matter how good I am at cooking shine I ain't no good at this social media thing I'm not even sure how to get started doing like you do

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

@@conwayfamily6734 contact me through my website and I will be happy to chat with you about it.

@ijstdgh1 7 месяцев назад

Man I have been toying with the idea of doing this. What's it taste like, if you could compare it to another bourbon?

@OSCARE38 2 года назад

If a man with a beard tells me it’s a bourbon I am with him 🙂

@StillnTheClear 2 года назад

Lol 😂

@timchapman6702 Год назад

Yeah lol , I can tell by looking at him,he’s a real moonshiner.

@CrunchEnhancer Год назад

What would happen if you used brown sugar for half the recipe?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

It works fine. Many people prefer using brown sugar.

@CrunchEnhancer Год назад

I'm going to purchase a few kits, may I ask about how much do you get oit of a 10gal kit at end of the process?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

@@CrunchEnhancer 1.5 gallons +/- depending on your still and how you run it and your final proof.

@keithwilson9378 Год назад

i see nothing wrong with adding sugar too mash everyone has there own recipes .me i have my own recipes but always try to learn other peoples recipes . and i do like corn with oats and malted rye and 6 row barley and i dont add white sugar but i like using corn syrup and little honey and little brown sugar. but have used white sugar too comes out good and i use the white sugar when using sour mash aka left overs lol . anyways great video and going try this recipe . also have done all grain before and only difference i feel get more alcohol dont taste that different

@StillnTheClear Год назад

Well said, Keith. Thanks for the comment. Shine on, brother.

@jimmyletterman1736 2 месяца назад

You put a clariage in it

@StillnTheClear 2 месяца назад

I'm sorry, I don't know what a clariage is.

@keithlilly5322 Год назад

You get kids swing for infants and put 5 gallon barrel in 6 months will make it like its been 5 years in a barrel

@whosurbunny Год назад

.. U skipped at least 1 process.. How is it perfectly clear...?

@StillnTheClear Год назад

It comes off the still perfectly clear. The color comes as it aged on charred oak. Thank you for the comment.

@user-xc3yb1vk2e 2 месяца назад

No you skipped a process 😂 having a brain

@whosurbunny 2 месяца назад

@@user-xc3yb1vk2e some people thrive off negativity. These individuals reveal more about themselves and his/her feelings towards their lives than it will ever reveal about me. 🙃 #EnjoyBeingMiserable #Wwjd