how yal doin im VARIVERRAT

[VARIVERRAT]

im new to the forum but ive been makin my own shine for awhile now. I just had some questions about the current laws and such about distillin my whiskey, new recipes and tips so if yal have any questions gimmie a shout. thanks

[rubber duck]

Welcome aboard.

As far as the law is concerned it's still illegal to distill your own booze.

RD

[rad14701]

The list of countries where home distillation is legal is short... While some countries do offer licensing, guidelines usually dictate that the distillation must take place in an outbuilding...

The List
New Zealand
Ecuador
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[NcHooch]

The list of countries where home distillation is legal is short... While some countries do offer licensing, guidelines usually dictate that the distillation must take place in an outbuilding...

The List
New Zealand
Ecuador
-- END --

lol
you weren't kiddin when you said it was short.

Have fun, and be safe Riverrat
NChooch

[rednose]

Hmmm, and sugar cane production in Brazil (cachaca)?

There are roughly 30,000 small producers along with a few handfuls of large cachaça producers in Brazil. Because the distillation process is relatively easy compared to other spirits and because sugarcane is so abundant in Brazil, the business can be open by anyone.

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The list of countries where home distillation is legal is short... While some countries do offer licensing, guidelines usually dictate that the distillation must take place in an outbuilding...

The List
New Zealand
Ecuador
-- END --

[cob]

The list of countries where home distillation is legal is short... While some countries do offer licensing, guidelines usually dictate that the distillation must take place in an outbuilding...

The List
New Zealand
Ecuador
-- END --

wikipedia article "moonshine by country" says we can add peru to that very short list. i hope that is accurate. cob