OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Moderator: Site Moderator
- Likker_Head
- Novice
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:50 am
OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I like the taste of the OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn.
Been looking for a recipe but cant find one. Anyone have an idea on what to use?
Been looking for a recipe but cant find one. Anyone have an idea on what to use?
Keep calm and drink spirits!!!
- raketemensch
- Distiller
- Posts: 2001
- Joined: Sun Nov 09, 2014 2:10 pm
- Location: Tralfamadore
- Likker_Head
- Novice
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:50 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
raketemensch wrote:Is that the one with the Harley branding?
this one
Keep calm and drink spirits!!!
- thatguy1313
- Distiller
- Posts: 1000
- Joined: Sat Mar 22, 2014 1:14 pm
- Location: Bulldawg Country
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Dunno. They wouldn't tell me at the distillery. But you could start out with a booners corn mash and add barley, rye and wheat until you get something you like. You can definitely do better than ole smokey!
No, officer, I wasn't distilling alcohol! It was probably that guy!
Important information for new distillers
Important information for new distillers
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
+1.thatguy1313 wrote:You can definitely do better than ole smokey!
I hope you would want to do better.
Trample the injured and hurdle the dead.
-
- Master of Distillation
- Posts: 2970
- Joined: Tue Aug 27, 2013 5:21 pm
- Location: Pagosa Springs,CO
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I have never tried Ole Smokey. What is it you find attractive about the product? Try and pinpoint what you are tasting.
Is it an all corn? Is it a GNP bought in bulk and packaged in the dumbed down fashion of the jar?
If it is an all corn then you should definitely try the Booners recipe. It makes for an easy protocol and many think a great product.
Is it an all corn? Is it a GNP bought in bulk and packaged in the dumbed down fashion of the jar?
If it is an all corn then you should definitely try the Booners recipe. It makes for an easy protocol and many think a great product.
- Likker_Head
- Novice
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:50 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Yes its an all corn taste, sweet but not like sugar sweet. Best I have tasted so far for store bought. Tried a lot too LOL
Finally got some of Tim Smith's. Not bad, has a faint taste of the same flavor on the front end but back end is all different.
I would say that the Old Smoky has wheat in it and Tim's has rye
Finally got some of Tim Smith's. Not bad, has a faint taste of the same flavor on the front end but back end is all different.
I would say that the Old Smoky has wheat in it and Tim's has rye
Keep calm and drink spirits!!!
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I had a tough time choking Ole Smoky down but I've heard that the flavor profile isn't necessarily consistent...
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
The sample I had was tasteless rubbish compared to every UJSSM I've tried from Kiwi home distillers.
- raketemensch
- Distiller
- Posts: 2001
- Joined: Sun Nov 09, 2014 2:10 pm
- Location: Tralfamadore
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Not to pile on, I feel bad posting this, but I have to agree. As did my wife.NZChris wrote:The sample I had was tasteless rubbish compared to every UJSSM I've tried from Kiwi home distillers.
It sat in the cupboard until every last drop of my drinkable stock was gone.
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
1+ My sample is still in the cupboard.raketemensch wrote:Not to pile on, I feel bad posting this, but I have to agree. As did my wife.NZChris wrote:The sample I had was tasteless rubbish compared to every UJSSM I've tried from Kiwi home distillers.
It sat in the cupboard until every last drop of my drinkable stock was gone.
Trample the injured and hurdle the dead.
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Gran Daughter gave me a jar of this for Christmas, written on label says bottled,
says nothing about being distilled by Ole Smokey,
come along way to the UK, just to sit on the shelf, my own comes first.
says nothing about being distilled by Ole Smokey,
come along way to the UK, just to sit on the shelf, my own comes first.
- Likker_Head
- Novice
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:50 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
"moved his post" http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 9#p7385709
Last edited by Likker_Head on Tue Jan 26, 2016 1:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Keep calm and drink spirits!!!
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I was there a couple years ago. I think I understand that they buy the part that goes with the fruit and make the white. I was not a big fan either. The mash smelled nice. Id say they have a big does of sugar and some corn for a little flavor. Cuts were horrible. Id make some UJSM or Cob with sugar. I promise yours will be better and maybe on your first try
- Likker_Head
- Novice
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:50 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Halfbaked wrote:I was there a couple years ago. I think I understand that they buy the part that goes with the fruit and make the white. I was not a big fan either. The mash smelled nice. Id say they have a big does of sugar and some corn for a little flavor. Cuts were horrible. Id make some UJSM or Cob with sugar. I promise yours will be better and maybe on your first try
Yep and that is what its all about!!!
Keep calm and drink spirits!!!
-
- Distiller
- Posts: 1338
- Joined: Sun Dec 02, 2012 10:40 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I tried three flavors of OLD SMOKEY none of em stayed down... sorry just couldn't get past the taste to make myself swallow...
But if you mix them with a bunch of strip and run them 3 times it makes a pretty good neutral...
happy stillin,
FS
But if you mix them with a bunch of strip and run them 3 times it makes a pretty good neutral...
happy stillin,
FS
Do it Safely read The safety section: http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=33
New Distillers Reading: http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=46
Hookline's Basic Still Designs: http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... =1&t=18873
New Distillers Reading: http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=46
Hookline's Basic Still Designs: http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... =1&t=18873
- Appalachia-Shiner
- Swill Maker
- Posts: 496
- Joined: Tue Mar 24, 2015 6:21 am
- Location: Appalachia
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Well, I was there a few weeks ago.
Seems to me, its just UJ type mash that has been run through a reflux column and then diluted down to bottle.
The flavored stuff is pretty lo proof, I think 40.
A tourist trap playing live Bluegrass music.....carnival hucksters working the counter that have no clue , but there are folks there who DO know how to run a Likker still.
Sugarland next door was a bit better product? But that's subjective and a personal preference.
I like my own stuff much better.
Seems to me, its just UJ type mash that has been run through a reflux column and then diluted down to bottle.
The flavored stuff is pretty lo proof, I think 40.
A tourist trap playing live Bluegrass music.....carnival hucksters working the counter that have no clue , but there are folks there who DO know how to run a Likker still.
Sugarland next door was a bit better product? But that's subjective and a personal preference.
I like my own stuff much better.
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
You must of got a good jar. The one I bought was some nasty stuff. Like someone else said I couldn't even swallow it.
- Hillbilly Popstar
- Distiller
- Posts: 1397
- Joined: Sun Jan 24, 2016 6:02 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I had some of the Oaked stuff, and I'd venture to say that any of the T&T recipes on here would be better.
"Making likker with a hydrometer and thermometer is like measuring the length of a 2x4 with a clock"
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Never tried it.. I have been thinking doing a booners but first smoking the corn in the smoker with maple or JD whiskey chips.. then follow the booners tried and true. I bet with good cut would be night and day from that.
B
B
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I've tried all if their drinks and I'm not at all impressed. The flavored drinks are flavored with a syrup I believe. Nasty. I prefer Sugarland distillery if im going to drink commercial runs. They use the UJSSM recipe as their main brew.
~ LukeDuke
-
- Distiller
- Posts: 1279
- Joined: Wed Apr 20, 2011 12:39 pm
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Been looking for a recipe but cant find one.
Ask MGP, they make most of it. Even if it was really good, it is way overpriced for grain alcohol.
BG
Ask MGP, they make most of it. Even if it was really good, it is way overpriced for grain alcohol.
BG
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
I did the downtown taste testing last summer. by the time I choked down a couple shots of ole smoky, I bought a case. been sitting around because it tastes like ass compared to my current stuff. I like your idea. I may redistill it. And I agree with what others have said, I think they make greedy cuts.FullySilenced wrote:
But if you mix them with a bunch of strip and run them 3 times it makes a pretty good neutral...
FS
Tripped and fell down the rabbit hole 11/05/14
Stopped looking for a way out 1/1/16
Stopped looking for a way out 1/1/16
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Also noticed that they make their own jars that are 750ml....
Tripped and fell down the rabbit hole 11/05/14
Stopped looking for a way out 1/1/16
Stopped looking for a way out 1/1/16
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
LukeDuke: the Sugarland Apple (35%)was really good mixed with the midnight moon cherry(45%i think). The ladies were tearing it up. I wish I could find the Sugarland around here, would like to mix it up again (haven't started running my machine yet to make my own)
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
Ya, my favorite was the Rye Apple(Mark & Digger's recipe). The American Peach by Mark Rogers was smooth. Too smooth, like it had glycerin in it.UnSub wrote:LukeDuke: the Sugarland Apple (35%)was really good mixed with the midnight moon cherry(45%i think). The ladies were tearing it up. I wish I could find the Sugarland around here, would like to mix it up again (haven't started running my machine yet to make my own)
~ LukeDuke
- Likker_Head
- Novice
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:50 am
Re: OLE SMOKY TENNESSEE MOONSHINE Corn recipe
no such thing around my town! So far limited to what I can get around my parts... other than my ownUnSub wrote: I wish I could find the Sugarland around here
Keep calm and drink spirits!!!