

Alright, time to go through today's Painfully Stupid Question...
I've never quite understood what recipes like limoncello or certain bitters
recipes mean when they call for 'grain alcohol'. I get a mental picture in my
head of a guy called Bubba and his best mate Earl sitting on the side of a
road with a jug of moonshine for 10cents a glass.
Could someone explain to me what it is?
Adam
> Limoncello like mama used to make ( pronounce with Italian accent ,
> please)
> 6 organic lemons
> 1 litre grain alchool 95%
> 500 gr sugar.
> 1 litre water
>
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