OK I made me and my new wifey 11 quarts of Apple pie moonshine (alternative) and I'm a bit intoxicated hahaa and have no reason for even posting but anyways, I hope all y'all's caddy heads have a great weekend.
It's just moonshine that tastes like apples and cinnamon. It can actually be found (in some form) in most liquor stores and even in convenience stores here in the PNW nowadays. It's becoming very popular.What is "Apple Pie" moonshine? Despite my Scotch-Irish heritage, I am not familiar with the premier products of Appalachia.
And while I am not familiar with Catoctin Furness, I do know and have been to Buckeystown, MD!
Yup that's right lol 190 proof everclear, captain Morgan spiced rum, Apple cider, Apple juice, brown sugar, white sugar, and caramel extract. It calls for cinnamon instead of caramel but we were trying to duplicate Sugarland Apple pie which is our favorite and uses green apples and caramel with no cinnamon. Turned out pretty tasty. We tried samples of ole smokey and Sugarlands on our honeymoon in gatlingburg last September and preferred Sugarlands well over ole smokeyCTSCHICK said:Judging by the OP saying Moonshine (alternative) some one possibly mixed Everclear grain alcohol 151 or 190 proof with Apple cider, apple juice, brown sugar, white sugar and some cinnamon sticks. Altaneve Prosecco & Orange juice Mimosa with my breakfast for me.