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TUSCALOOSA
WHISKEY.
8S
gallons
;
decoction
of
strong
tea,
one
gallon
;
grains
of
paradise
tincture,
half
gallon
;
ten
drops
each
of
the
oils
of
wintergreen
and
lemon,
are
to
be
dis-
solved
in
three
ounces
of
alcohol,
and
added.
The
whiskey
used
in
base
of
this
formula
will
contain
sufficient
coloring
for
the
entire
mass.
MONONGAHELA.
Rectified
whiskey,
thirty
gallons
:
grams
of
paradise
tincture
one
and
a
half
gallons
;
catechu,
five
ounces
;
water,
nine
gallons
sulphuric
acid,
one
ounce
*
oil
of
lemon,
one
drachm,
dissolved
in
four
ounces
of
acetic
ether
;
rub
up
half
a
grain
of
ambergris
in
an
ounce
of
sugar,
and
mix
the
whole.
This
whiskey
should
have
a
slight
tinge
of
red
in
it
from
sanders
wood.
Supposing
the
spirit
to
be
perfectly
transpa-
rent,
half
a
pint
each
of
tincture
of
red
sanders
and
burnt
sugar
would
answer
for
coloring.
TUSCALOOSA
WHISKEY.
Eectified
whiskey,
thirty-nine
gallons
;
tincture
of grains
of
paradise,
a
half
gallon
;
powdered
catechu
three
ounces
;
fifteen
drops
of
oil
of
winter-
green
dissolved
in
four
ounces
of
nitric
ether.
This
whiskey
should
be
of
a
very
pale
color.