Looks like it's another blow against Federal overreaching, and perhaps another blow against the disastrous Wickard v. Filburn decision.
Looks like it's another blow against Federal overreaching, and perhaps another blow against the disastrous Wickard v. Filburn decision.
... pickling, cheesemaking, etc...I'd drink to that.
Farmers and ranchers used to own stills as part of home cooking...like canning, salting, smoking
You can brew beer, but you can't distill liquors without a Federal license, at least according to this source:IIRC a private citizen can brew all the beer or distill all the whiskey he wants to for his own use.........it just can't be sold, traded or bartered.
Well a lot of my relatives in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina still distill whiskey for personal use in fact it's not how many bushels per acre it's how gallons per acre.You can brew beer, but you can't distill liquors without a Federal license, at least according to this source:
https://www.whiskeystillpro.com/blo...h-about-us-law-and-distilling-alcohol-at-home
Good crik country. Shine on harvest moon!Well a lot of my relatives in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina still distill whiskey for personal use in fact it's not how many bushels per acre it's how gallons per acre.![]()
OSince a person can grow their own weed according to b the state I wonder if we can get it on the ballot for home distilling for “medical” reason.
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