Title: How to Make Moonshine: A Distillers Guide Corn Moonshine
Headings: How to Make Moonshine: A Distillers Guide For Corn Moonshine
How to Make Moonshine: A Distillers Guide For Corn Moonshine
Getting Started: Picking Your Type of Moonshine Mash
How to Make Moonshine: Corn Mash Recipe
Base Moonshine Ingredients and Materials:
Procedure:
Fermenting Your Mash
Materials:
Fermentation
Straining
How To Make Moonshine: Distilling
Materials
Prepping Your Still
Running Your Still
How To Make Moonshine: Collecting Your Distillate
Collecting Foreshots
Collecting Heads
Collecting Hearts
Collecting Tails
Conclusion

Content: Leaving solid material in your mash water can cause headaches you’d rather avoid. (Advanced) Some distillers will add 2tsp of gypsum to their mash water at this point. They then test the pH of their mash water. The ideal pH is 5.8 to 6.0. Use citric acid to bring the pH down and calcium carbonate to bring it up. How To Make Moonshine: Distilling
Materials
Moonshine Still
Fermented and Strained Mash Water
Cleaning Products
Column Packing
Great job! You’ve completed the heavy lifting of producing mash water for your moonshine! Now it’s time to distill and separate all of that alcohol content into a purified form. Like making mash, distilling is as much an art as it is a science.