[Sca-cooks] Hard Liquor ingredients

[jehan.yves]

At 12:27 AM 12/11/2004, you wrote:
The difference is that concentrating alcohol by any means, in any quantity, 
is by the laws of the U.S.  illegal. I'm not inferring that they will come 
after you for it. Only that they can. If they were there for some other 
reason, and could not find enough evidence to support that charge, they 
could charge you as a moonshiner and put you in jail, as was done with Capone.
JehanYves

>What's the difference??  In this case, the alcohol is seperated from the 
>starter, and floats on
>the surface...a natural occurance.  In cold-distillation (as is the 
>subject of the original post),
>the alcohol is seperated and floats on the surface...another natural 
>occurance.
>
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