How to Make Gin: A Distillers Guide For this distilling guide, we'll be showing you step-by-step, how to make gin from scratch. ***Before we get started. It is illegal to distill spirits at home. This guide is meant as a hypothetical walk-through. Mile Hi Distilling doesn't condone any illegal or illicit
How to Make Rye Whiskey: A Distillers Guide In this how-to guide, we'll be walking you through, step-by-step how to make rye whiskey from scratch. The tradition of distilling rye whiskey has been passed down for generations. Starting over 1,000 years ago when the practice of distillation migrated from mainland Europe
How to Make Rum: A Distillers Guide In this guide, we're going to walk you through, step-by-step how to make rum from scratch. Differing from other spirits such as whiskey and vodka, rum has some pretty loosely defined production methods. These production methods vary widely between different locations and distillers creating
How to Make Vodka: A Distillers Guide With Tips From Industry Experts! In this article we're going to walk you through how to make your own vodka. We'll cover everything from making your own potato mash all the way to jarring. All of the supplies you'll need can be found
How to Make Moonshine: A Distillers Guide In this post, we are going to walk you through how to make your own moonshine from mixing your corn mash recipe through jarring. All of the supplies you'll need can be found in our shop. Learning to make moonshine is both art
Turbo Moonshine Alcohol Yeast - How and What to Use Mile Hi Distilling is home to a number of different turbo yeast distiller yeast for alcohol strains. This article is written to describe the differences to help you pinpoint what kind of distillers alcohol yeast suits you the best, what kind of yeast is
How To Age Spirits with Oak Barrel Oak barrel for aging whiskey at home Using Oak Barrels to flavor and color whisky, bourbon, rum, and other spirits. There are several ways to age your spirits with oak. All methods will bring an oak flavor and a warm caramel color to your whisky, bourbon,
How to Use an Alcohol Meter: An alcohol meter is used to measure the Proof of your distilled product. The same way you use a hydrometer to measure ABV (Alcohol by Volume), but with an important difference: A hydrometer is used to measure ABV percentage during the fermentation process An alcohol meter is used to
