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Moonshine
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Moonshine
A highly distilled corn whiskey often flavored with peaches, apples or other fruits, which is produced and distributed illegally to circumvent federal tax on alcohol
moonshine
Toxicology Illicitly distilled whiskey. See Lead poisoning, Saturnine gout.
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They say that even more important than closing bootleg alcohol outlets is the joint work of the authorities responsible to the Finance Ministry and the Interior Ministry, which must cut the supply of bootleg liquor to the outlets and end the smuggling into Latvia.
Sales of alcoholic beverages in Latvia fell by 28.1 percent for the ... by The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia)
The state's home minister on Wednesday announced an inquiry into the easy availability of bootleg liquor in the region.
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