Hot Springs and Moonshine Liquor

ebook A History of Illegal Whiskey in the Shenandoah Valley

By Louella Bryant

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"To my delight, each chapter shares a recipe featuring whiskey, recipes suitable for today's table. I learned and marveled with each page." -Vickie Weaver, author of Billie Girl

Bootleg whiskey. The founding fathers distilled it and imbibed while they plotted the American Revolution. Women made it and brought it to their loved ones on Civil War battlefields. Farmers believed it was healthier than water from streams that ran through pasturelands. Sailors filtered it from torpedo fuel aboard ships. Both men and women went to jail for distributing it illegally. Around the world throughout history people have enjoyed hard liquor, including the author's ancestors in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley who were in the thick of the bootleg liquor industry.

Hot Springs and Moonshine Liquor