Join Ronald Lawson at Short Mountain Distillery in Cannon County as he demonstrates traditional methods for distinguishing good moonshine from bad, using techniques passed down since the Depression era. Learn how to spot high-proof alcohol, what the size and longevity of beads mean, and why old-timers never needed hydrometers to judge their whiskey.In the days when Moonshine was illegal, Tennessee moonshiners like Ronald Lawson had to be able to work out the difference between Good Moonshine and Bad Moonshine by eye. Bad Moonshine has too high a alcohol content and can be dangerous to drink, causing such problems as blindness.
Ronald has made illegal Moonshine all his life in Cannon County, for the last two years, he has made legal Moonshine at Short Mountain Distillery, using a recipe passed down since prohibition days. www.shortmountaindistillery.com/
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