A Supreme Court case could make it LEGAL to distill whiskey at home.
Right now, Americans can legally brew beer and make wine at home, but distilling whiskey, gin and other spirits can expose you to a federal felony charge.
An Ohio home-brewing enthusiast is challenging that 150-year-old ban, arguing the government has gone too far.
Now the fight is in front of the Supreme Court. Two federal appeals courts have already disagreed over whether the government can ban home distilling, setting up a showdown that could change the rules for home whiskey making.
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The Feast is our Bourbon Barrel-aged Triple Bock and our most robust entry in our series of strong German beers. It carries aromas of burnt caramel, rich port wine, and dark cherry syrup that hover above the glass. Following behind are notes of molasses, chocolate-covered figs, and bourbon vanilla caramels. This sweet complexity is tempered by oaky spice and char from its time spent in the barrel.
A bottle for today and one stowed away 🦃🍂
Some good news from Oregon.
Native habitat is being restored alongside highways, giving bees, butterflies and other pollinators more places to feed and shelter.
A nice reminder that even the edges of our roads can make room for nature.
After my divorce, I traveled to Alaska for healing and inspiration, following the footsteps of a legendary outdoorsman. What I discovered about the “male loneliness epidemic” wasn’t a cure—it was a way to live. https://t.co/tzr8PSZ6FB
A tourist was seriously injured after a bison tossed them about 8 feet into the air in Yellowstone National Park. The attack was captured on video by photographer Mike Macleod.
🚨 Research has found that children exposed to chronic family instability, abuse, or neglect can develop brain changes similar to those seen in war veterans experiencing combat trauma.