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This barley corn moonshine recipe takes you back to the good old days of moonshine running when you could just throw everything you had at hand into the fermenter and watch how things play out.
Well, you can surely do it now as well for any type of Barley Corn Moonshine, there’s no one stopping you there. The approach is really simple and doesn’t involve any sophisticated methods to get things done. Just make sure to ferment it thoroughly and manage the cuts well while distilling.
If ya get it right it’ll be a splendid old-school Barley Corn Moonshine that? ‘ll make a great drink on a cold winter night, or just anytime you feel like sipping on it!
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- 15 lbs of Barley
- 10 lbs of Dark Molasses
- 10 lbs of Cracked Corn
- 1 Can of Malt Syrup
- 6 Gallons of Filtered Water
- 1 Small Packet of Distillers or Bakers Yeast
- 1 Teaspoon of Amylase Enzyme (Optional)
Equipment – See our guide here!
- Boiling Pot
- Mixing Paddle
- Fermentation Bucket
- Siphon Tube
- Airlock
- Moonshine Still
- Pour 6 gallons of water into a boiling pot, bring to around 90 degrees F, then add barley, dark molasses, cracked corn, and malt syrup.
- Mix the ingredients well, and remove any grains that float on top.
- Transfer the mixture with all the remaining solids into a fermentation bucket, let cool to room temperature, then add yeast.
- Close the lid, put the airlock in place, and allow it to ferment completely (should take about 2 weeks).
- After fermentation has stopped, wait for 2 more days then use a siphon tube to transfer the wash to the moonshine still, leaving all the solids and sediment behind in the fermenter.
- Distill as you normally would to get optimal efficiency and proof from your still.
Simple barley can be substituted with malted barley for better efficiency and to avoid using amylase enzyme in the first place.
The final flavor and proof of the moonshine depends on the type of still you?ll be using to distill it. Check out our guide to stillin’ to learn more!
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I wouldn?t mind trying the corn barley recipe however I only do my mash in 5 Gal.. Buckets. Could you condense the recipe for me into a 5 Gal. Bucket recipe?
Thanks Maynard! We’re reviewing and fixing all our recipes currently and have not yet gotten around to this one.
But, to get you started with your 5gal mash (that’s typically what we do too) here’s what I’d probably do for the first batch and then adjust for the next few runs: Try 5lb barley, 5lb cracked corn, ~1/2 can of malt syrup, 5lb of molasses, and 1-2 small packets of yeast. Let us know how this one turns out for ya and post back here with your thoughts!
Shine on!
Would this recipe need to be doubled for a 30 gallon still?
5lb of molasses, can black strap molasses work,
Is that dry molasses or black strap molasses, I am having a hard time finding 10 lbs.