In the summer of , drunk and armed outlaws gathered in Monongahela, Pennsylvania, intent on preventing the collection of the Whiskey Tax. George Washington mustered 13, troops to quell the rebellion, but by the time they arrived, the rebels had vanished; America’s first moonshiners had packed up their stills and moved on. From these moonshine pioneers, to the bathtub gin runners of the Released on: Febru. Chasing the White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw's Adventure in Moonshine by Max Watman (Simon Shuster ) () is an interesting summary of the place of moonshine in U.S. history as well as a good study of the craft of distilling in today's society. I've never run across a book quite like this one!/5. · Max Watman’s description of one of the liquor-distilling experts he interviews in “Chasing the White Dog” also applies to the author himself: “He hobbies hard.”Author: Mick Sussman.
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