Kentucky trip 4/30 need some 'brew

I am heading to Maysville/Flemingsburg, KY next week. Is there anyone in that neck of the woods that can hook a brother up with some of Kentucky's finest?
PM me please. Looking to make some apple pie and would like to use the good stuff.

I'd love some pie , but can't seem to get anyone to share around here.

got to make your own.... the recipe is posted here......

HorsinAround wrote:I am heading to Maysville/Flemingsburg, KY next week. Is there anyone in that neck of the woods that can hook a brother up with some of Kentucky's finest?
PM me please. Looking to make some apple pie and would like to use the good stuff.

190 everclear right there in the state of ind is pretty damn good stuff, that's what I us in mine and have had no complaints----few drunks

dave d wrote:

HorsinAround wrote:I am heading to Maysville/Flemingsburg, KY next week. Is there anyone in that neck of the woods that can hook a brother up with some of Kentucky's finest?
PM me please. Looking to make some apple pie and would like to use the good stuff.

190 everclear right there in the state of ind is pretty damn good stuff, that's what I us in mine and have had no complaints----few drunks

LOL, that's what I'm going to use if I can't get the good stuff.

Theirs Popcorn Sutton brand moonshine avalible too. Tastes better then everclear and it comes in a mason jar!

dfree383 wrote:got to make your own.... the recipe is posted here......

Umm, I already have the recipes posted here, as stated in the OP, I'm looking for the part of the recipe that provides the kick..

dfree383 wrote:Theirs Popcorn Sutton brand moonshine avalible too. Tastes better then everclear and it comes in a mason jar!

Yea, I'm going to see if the local liquor store carries it. There is also Junior Johnsons brand and Old Smoky brand (their apple pie is good stuff)

I've tried SHINE in my recipe,and can't tell any difference from the everclear. As far as KICK,the 190* evercear will give you the most. The really smooth SHINE is only 100* by itself. When you get up in the high octane stuff,it gets mighty raw.

bbf-falcon wrote:I've tried SHINE in my recipe,and can't tell any difference from the everclear. As far as KICK,the 190* evercear will give you the most. The really smooth SHINE is only 100* by itself. When you get up in the high octane stuff,it gets mighty raw.

Right on, I've tried the old smokey pure corn shine and didn't find it as smooth as their white lightning.

Here is a couple more versions I found

2 quarts apple juice
2 quarts apple cider
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup sugar
3 cinnamon sticks
2 cups Everclear alcohol (pure grain alcohol 190 proof)
1 cup whipped cream vodka (Pinnacle)


1/2 gallon apple juice
1/2 gallon apple cider
4 cinnamon sticks
1 whole clove
1 cup white sugar
1 cup brown sugar
3 cups 190 proof grain alcohol (such as Everclear®)
2 cups vanilla vodka

2 gallons apple juice
2 gallons apple cider
1 can thing of cinnamon stickes
Now start warming it up. When it reaches about 100 degrees add
2 cups dark brown sugar
2 cups light brown sugar
Keep cooking and stiring every now and then.
Add a few dashes of cinnamon powder. Not alot.
Cook until it starts to boil, around 225 should be enough.

Now let it cool.
What i do to speed this up is grab one of thoose big round cooler buckets/tubes you would put a keg or somthing in. Add alot of ice, water, and some salt. Now put the tank of mix into to let it cool faster.
One cooled to around 100 degrees you will now add the alcohol

1.75 litre of Absolute Vodka (the big bottle)
1.5 litre of Ever Clear Vodka.....or less if you want it a little weak.

Now use the emtpy jugs and fill them up with the completed beverage.....
And presto.....You now have Homemade Apple Pie......

Enjoy....

The apple pie recipe I got here should be renamed to"Panty Dropper" when there's females around......good stuff

The smooth high proof shine comes from the "heart" of a run . The only commercial brand you will get this from is http://lblmoonshine.com/. He is a craft distiller with a recipe that came from Lbl and his family decendants.. This piece of ground in western ky was condemed by the federal revenuers because they could not control the "bootleg moonshiners" that resided in this area. As far as i know you can only buy this product in western ky liquor stores i might be wrong ?

I can tell you how to make it yourself if you want to be an "outlaw" no pun intended and no big deal as long as you dont tell anyone your doing it there is a difference in quality shine and anybody that says theres not has not had any

Ky Jelly, I just wish I could dedicate the time for the " real" shine for apple pie, maybe someday, but in the meantime I really like bbf-falcon's recipe and all I can say its extremely tasty and gets the job done

KY JELLY wrote:The smooth high proof shine comes from the "heart" of a run . The only commercial brand you will get this from is http://lblmoonshine.com/. He is a craft distiller with a recipe that came from Lbl and his family decendants.. This piece of ground in western ky was condemed by the federal revenuers because they could not control the "bootleg moonshiners" that resided in this area. As far as i know you can only buy this product in western ky liquor stores i might be wrong ?

I can tell you how to make it yourself if you want to be an "outlaw" no pun intended and no big deal as long as you dont tell anyone your doing it there is a difference in quality shine and anybody that says theres not has not had any

Hey Ky is he the guy that was on the tv show MOONSHINERS that is from Ky. He was from that area. He has gone legal and making shine down in that area.

Yea thats him Chuck

Never heard of this apple pie. Sounds good though.

Dave Maxwell wrote:Never heard of this apple pie. Sounds good though.

Its good. Toooo good and that makes it dangerous as it will sneak up on you fast!

Never had shine either. Always wanted to try some

Dave Maxwell wrote:Never heard of this apple pie. Sounds good though.

DAVE,you need to really get out more.

I will bring some w/me to the race,even if I don't bring the car. We will need to lock Hobbs in his trailer though.

Lol. Illinois small town boy. Sounds good

I will bring some w/me to the race,even if I don't bring the car. We will need to lock Hobbs in his trailer though. [/quote]
If your locking Hobbs in the trailer I'll go with him and a gallon of PIE

NO,the pie will be w/us. You are as bad as him

I ain't drinkin none of it I''m going on the wagon

Damn....I'm 5 miles from the DC ( washington DC ) border and can get shine......

56Tbird wrote:I ain't drinkin none of it I''m going on the wagon

Thought you had a t-bird and a mustang when did you get a wagon: