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        <title>Homebrewing and moonshine: what&#039;s allowed? - Bozick&#039;s bookshelf - tbozick&apos;s Blog - Victoria Advocate</title>
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        <description>While reading slate.com, I came across this article that explains why people can still get in trouble for producing their own liquor.

But brewing wine, beer and malt liquor is still allowed up to a certain amount. Check out the Brewers Association site: beertown.org and what&#039;s allowed in Texas.

Live in a dry area? Well then don&#039;t take up the homebrewing hobby. Rules on that, under Title 4: Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code.</description>
        <itunes:summary>While reading slate.com, I came across this article that explains why people can still get in trouble for producing their own liquor.

But brewing wine, beer and malt liquor is still allowed up to a certain amount. Check out the Brewers Association site: beertown.org and what&#039;s allowed in Texas.

Live in a dry area? Well then don&#039;t take up the homebrewing hobby. Rules on that, under Title 4: Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code.</itunes:summary>
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