Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
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Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
Just wanted to say hey and say thank you for such a valuable resource.
I've currently got my first wash on the go and I literally cannot wait to get distilling and of course tasting my very own spirit! Not being the most patient person in the world the wait and anticipation is killing me!
I've currently got my first wash on the go and I literally cannot wait to get distilling and of course tasting my very own spirit! Not being the most patient person in the world the wait and anticipation is killing me!
“Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.” ― Ernest Hemingway
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Cornholio - Newcomer
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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
Welcome
Try not to rush slower is better but it's hard, I know, when you're just starting.
AT
Try not to rush slower is better but it's hard, I know, when you're just starting.
AT
AT
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Admiral Toad - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
i agree
slow at first
speed up towards the end
yeah
what were we talkin' about ?
slow at first
speed up towards the end
yeah
what were we talkin' about ?
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stout - Regular

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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
Down Stout! He's only talking about distilling!
Welcome Cornholio, I too remember the impatience of anticipation and the satisfaction after the first time was all over.
Hey, what were we talkin' about ?
AM
Welcome Cornholio, I too remember the impatience of anticipation and the satisfaction after the first time was all over.
Hey, what were we talkin' about ?
AM

Almanac
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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
But do not be as patient as me.
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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
If you need any TP, just ask! 

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Jimmy - Site Owner

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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
Haha! Thanks for your replys.... and marriage guidance!
First wash was meant to finish yesterday! But it's still ticking over! Gonna experiment making some different bourbons as well as making some raspberry & blackberry liquors to keep the better half happy!
First wash was meant to finish yesterday! But it's still ticking over! Gonna experiment making some different bourbons as well as making some raspberry & blackberry liquors to keep the better half happy!
“Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.” ― Ernest Hemingway
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Cornholio - Newcomer
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Re: Hello, bore da, bonjour, ciao, Gon ni chi wa etc, etc...
Sounds great, keep us posted with anything decent you come up with! For bourbon, current thinking is JD barbeque chunks are the way to go - do a search and you should find all you need. If you can improve on them, all the better! Good luck!
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