Moonshine question????

i saw a cool father son project http://www.clawhammersupply.com/coll...s/5-gallon-kit

Not quite.

You can ferment for your home use without license, tax, or paperwork. In Colorado, I think you can go up to 100 gallons of beer or wine per year.

Distillation requires a license no matter how little you make or who ends up drinking it.

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Originally Posted by centrarchidae

Not quite.

You can ferment for your home use without license, tax, or paperwork. In Colorado, I think you can go up to 100 gallons of beer or wine per year.

Distillation requires a license no matter how little you make or who ends up drinking it.

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as I stated above
200 gallons of beer and wine for personal consumption only...

I researched this a while back. Not legal unless you get a licence, etc. Too bad. I thought it would be fun to make some whiskey.

There is an outfit in Denver that sells stills and equip, but I guess those are only used for making distilled water. [Tooth]

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Originally Posted by GilpinGuy

I researched this a while back. Not legal unless you get a licence, etc. Too bad. I thought it would be fun to make some whiskey.

There is an outfit in Denver that sells stills and equip, but I guess those are only used for making distilled water. [Tooth]

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I needs me some distilled water. [Muaha]

F'em if you want shine make it, just make sure you have a nice V8 to outrun the revenuers!