Turn cheap vodka into good vodka
 

http://www.ohmygoditburns.com/index.php?p=4

scroll down to 11/5/2004

someone here has to try this
I dont drink but lol

Sounds cool. :1orglaugh

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

haha that was a pretty entertaining read, i like the part 'spilled some (for my dead homies) '

Coal (active coal is the direct translation from Swedish, not sure if it works in English) is proven filtration for alcohol. When you make moonshine you run it through a 2-2.5 yard pipe filled with coal 3 times. After that it's like the best vodka.... so I've heard :winkwink:

saw this before, good shit :1orglaugh

i have read the entire article, pretty amusing hehe!

read the whole thing was interesting I can see that working.

ill pass and pay for better vodka

Why the hell not just run it through a still??

i don't drink vodka, still interesting to read that stuff

Jim Bob took my god dang still. I'm gonna have ta get it back from him before the next Nascar tailgate party we have over in the big field behind Bubba's ranch.

Oh for sure :upsidedow

heh. the only thing that makes me wonder is that apperently Jack Daniels is carbon filtered?


maybe they just use shitty charcoal because that shit is nasty. there is no way you're running that throuhg a brita filter and getting wild turkey.

great article and a funny read.

Just buy good vodka,,, cheaper.

Maybe I am skeptical but if a filtering process works then why wouldnt the people who make the vodka do it? I am sure couldnt be so expensive for them that it wouldnt be worth doing so that they could tack an extra $5 or so on the price tag.I guess I'll just have to try it one of these days.

Some people like Jack. They have a pretty good market whether most people like it or not. I like it but then again I have grown up drinking so its probably just like beer, I have aquired a taste for it.

this method wont make 1000$ bottles of vodka
i doubt it will even really work
im sure all it is doing is killing some taste from cheap strong vodka

Like Turning Water Into Wine

:thumbsup

The charcoal is expensive (not super expensive, but still enough) and only lasts for ~3 filtrations.

I have a brita filter and it never worked too well. I tried pouring tea into it and it still came out brown. I now only drink bottled water :thumbsup

LOL! Naive.... Read where your bottled water is bottled.. most of the time it's bottled from the same source you would have it come from your tap.. You should watch the show "Penn And Tellers Bullshit" on Showtime.. you'll be pretty amazed...

If your water is bottled locally then they don't even have to go by alot of the bottling regulations that alot of other places go through, and even still, the bottling is still never 100% purified...

yep ... the taste is not every thing .

all that to save $20. i buy those water filters and they cost like $10 alone.