First one must boil a substantial amount of rice.
Next let the rice sit and ferment in open air for 5 days(preferably in a warm climate) this gives you your MASH.
Now you will boil the mash in a tightly fastened copper kettle with a condenser as on a moonshine still so that no steam escapes at around 150 degrees F.
At the end of your condenser tube you will have a jug or some other liquid holding device with a filter atop it to catch any impurities.
You now have your Lao Lao whiskey ready to drink.
Note: It is important that a copper kettle is used because it does not rust and other metals that do rust may do so and poison you whiskey.
Also, a coffee filter will do for your filtering.
And lastly to find the equipment needed for the process all one needs to do is type in moonshine home brew kits into Google and you will find a multitude of products. E-bay is another good source.
Why yes. Rain is a good thing.
No they do not.
Yes idk if they make nonalcoholic whiskey or not but regular whiskey contains alcohol :D hope I helped
It would not be 'Scotch' whiskey if made outside Scotland would it ? Many countries make whiskey, U.S.A. (bourbon), Canada, Japan, India, Taiwan, Ireland (whiskey), Wales and even England.
sometimes they do because they are races
make whiskey
When first distilled whiskey is clear. It gets its colour from the barrels in which it is matured
I;m guessing that you find a hat that looks exactly like Kung Lao's but with out the blade. the you take the hat to a metal crafter or weilder and have them make a steel blade around the hat for you.
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You in Lao is - Jao
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