The Joy of Home Distilling: The Ultimate Guide to Making Your Own Vodka, Whiskey, Rum, Brandy, Moonshine, and More (Joy of Series)

Awesome book. Gives you processes, histories, recipes. Great starting point.

I have been interested in learning to distill alcohols for a few years...I already make wine so this seemed to make sense as a new hobby. This book so far is really good. I know very little about distilling but this is teaching me so much. It is written in simple, easy to understand language and goes through the whole process. It includes recipes and really everything you need to know to at least get started. I'm sure there are plenty of higher level books out there...but if you are a novice like me - this is a great way to get started.

The book seems to be full of great information. Why was it printed in China? Cost cutting move? What else does this book cut?I''m reading War and Peace. It's an English translation from a Russian book with French writings. It was printed in Canada.I'll be getting another distilling book.

This is the exact book I was looking for. The author explains every step of the distillation process from start to finish. The recipes are exactly what I was looking for. This is a great book for the beginning distiller as well as the more experienced.

Full of good information

This book is well written and is full of PROFESSIONAL information. I have dabbled a bit in home brewing for a while now. This book answered a lot of the questions I have had in my experiments. Thank you! Master Morris

Fabulous book! This is the best book to own for learning about and how to distill. Rick covers all the bases so you will know how and why. As he said “ you probably know more about this now than you ever wanted to.

Something you should know… the author is also the owner of the company that is recommended throughout the book for supplies… just buy this thingy and everything will be fine… NOT much truly valuable information- unless you have never even googled “distilling” Not full of information as I had hoped. Instead try “the Alaskan bootleggers Bible” - now that is packed with good information!