Posted on 12/18/2020 11:34:51 AM PST by nickcarraway
Authorities in Alabama have busted an illegal winery that was operating at a municipal sewage plant.
Sheriffs in DeKalb County discovered what they described as a “large” illegal alcohol operation in the Rainsville municipal building after receiving an anonymous tip about the setup Thursday.
Photos released by police show glass containers, buckets, a fermenting rack and other equipment often used by bootleggers and amateur home wine makers in the same building that processes wastewater.
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I thought that Alabama wine tasted funny.
“It’s The Water”
lol
The Whistleblower is probably someone who was not included in on skimming Winery profits.
“Oh, so I’m not good enough to be a part of your Secret Group that everyone at the Sewage Plant already knows about! Just for that....I’m tellin’!!”
And here you thought we made it from muscadines, didn’t you?
This isn’t exactly a wedding at Cana kind of moment.
Does it come with a fork or a spoon?
Aside: so-called “progressivism” turned a nation where people had Liberty into one where they need government approval for most anything that they do even as it liberated government from that nasty idea of enumerated powers in favor of Arbitrary government.
A free people benefit from a government in chains.
A government that is free to do as it please benefits from laying chains on the people.
Southern Swill vintage 2019.
It makes one wonder, “What exactly were they fermenting?”
Different source earlier posting with 41 comments
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3916722/posts
Grolsch? Really
PooNoMore
Try the new crapbernet...got a nutty flavor!
It looks like a moderately sized home operation.
What was illegal about it?
Pinchloaf Grigio
There are multiple sterile environments in sewage treatment plants.
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