Can a wooden stick make cheap booze taste expensive?

[2busy]

Dennis is right - put charred oak chips in a gallon moonshine and let it sit for a few weeks, then pour it through a piece of cheesecloth or something to strain the wood out and it will pass for keg liquor. However, if you're a real purist you can still buy new charred oak kegs at the old hardware store in Talihina.



Cedar Creek

that store has been closed for a couple of years. the ole gal had a gambling problem from what I hear.

 

[FRISKY]

that store has been closed for a couple of years. the ole gal had a gambling problem from what I hear.

Dang! Hate to hear that.

 

[GlockPride]

that store has been closed for a couple of years. the ole gal had a gambling problem from what I hear.

Did she have a drinking problem too? Perhaps she should've saved money by using a char stick instead of buying top shelf.

 

[2busy]

you could take the charred oak and put in some vodka, will color it and give it a bourbon flavor.

 

[druryj]

you could take the charred oak and put in some vodka, will color it and give it a bourbon flavor.

But would it work on the really cheap vodka? I mean the rot gut shizz?

 

[caojyn]

But would it work on the really cheap vodka? I mean the rot gut shizz?

It'll just be cheap a$$ vodka, just with that barrel age

 

[druryj]

It'll just be cheap a$$ vodka, just with that barrel age

Ummm ummm. Mix that shizz up with some orange soda and be some fine drinkin'.

 

[Old Fart]

I'll stick with my Thunderbird.

 

[bettingpython]

Nope it'll **** up a good scorch or bourbon. Maybe it works in shine but if I'm drinkin that it's because I want it to taste like cur liquor.

 

[HFS]

I'll stick with my Thunderbird.

LOL! A buddy of mine asked if the stick would work with his favorite, MD 20/20.


As for as the charred oak, one of the stick company's videos shows them heating the wood in what looks like a toaster oven…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=DfjV87pMfWo#t=39