I've found a great way to improve the flavor of my product
The trick is to use a labled bottle.
I've got a couple of Johnny Walker bottles and have found that if I use them to hold my 'drinking' product that after the first two or three 'doubles', it tastes just like the name on the bottle
Cheers
John
Seen it all. Done it all. Can't remember most of it.
Braz wrote:I can't figure out why I'd WANT to make my product taste like that store bought swill.
+1
Serve that up for mixed company and they'll be scratchin their heads when they go out and buy next time cuz it was so good last time. They'll be thankin they got a bad bottle.
Braz wrote:I can't figure out why I'd WANT to make my product taste like that store bought swill.
+1
Serve that up for mixed company and they'll be scratchin their heads when they go out and buy next time cuz it was so good last time. They'll be thankin they got a bad bottle.
Yea and not to mention God forbid you have ATF stop by, not only facing stillin charge but making counterfeit booze as well.
Hey, if you're transporting, going to a party, and bringing your likker along, and something happens, and it's in a likker bottle with a tax stamp, as opposed to a mason jar, well, ya'll can figure that out.
Was goin' to a party a few years ago and got rear-ended. Cops are always Nosy A**-Holes!
Big R
PS> Don't put whiskey in a tequila bottle.
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