The Dirty Secrets Behind America’s Favorite Liquor | Dixie Mafia | Full Series | @DocoCentral

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  @happymonk4206 · 1 year ago (edited)

  When I think of southern things like food, I think of pecan.pie, sweet potato &nbsp;pie, and fried chicken. Collard greens, &nbsp;chitterlings , &nbsp; Tobasco brand pepper sauce, Louisiana hot sauce, Crystal &nbsp;hot sauce, cajun creole food. Etc. I am also fond of straight &nbsp;bourbon. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EGDXEcOY7M&amp;t=550">9:10</a>

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  @matthewgabbard6415 · 2 months ago

  I think they were making rye whiskey at Mount Vernon, not Bourbon. Of course I’m not saying they would have never used corn in their mash, we just know rye whiskey, along with fruit brandy was what Washington sold.

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  @DaveVargas90012 · 1 year ago

  Some functionality to alcoholism made thus a prosperous movement.

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  @Worthy-3 · 7 months ago

  Please ….Phenix &nbsp;City was once a quiet peaceful community prior to the Civil War reconstruction days when land grabbing carpet baggers descended on the whole area. Stealing land from locals and the original inhabitants …The Creek Indians i and other natives- After the Civil War the area rebounded &nbsp;and continued to be a &nbsp;community &nbsp;eith deep &nbsp;Christian values. The outside influences of wealthy carpet bagger across the river wanted to keep the soldiers on leave supplied with liquor , gambling and prostitutes …. But &nbsp;employing the NIMBY( not in my backyard approach. Most of the insideous activities began on lower Broad &nbsp;Street across the Chattahoochee River (Where parents warnrd their childre not to go near. )It was later with the Blessing of loca officials on both sides of the river Street across the bridge area where the illicit &nbsp;activities thrived mot throughout the city

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  @laszlotortei-zh6ev · 1 year ago

  Dear GOD, ahh, this is America... People are not clear about the concepts and their meaning.<br><br>At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EGDXEcOY7M&amp;t=485">8:05</a>, he says- &quot;Everyone knew someone who made liqueur!!<br><br>Liqueur can be non-alcoholic as well!!!<br><br>Let you learn, my dear American friends!!!

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  @LelaBinford · 1 year ago

  What&apos;s dirty about it?

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  @Les-j8h · 2 months ago

  Uhm,uhm,uhm,uhm...

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  @lynnchpin · 8 months ago

  That fake southern accent by the narrator is annoying. Otherwise, great content