Norman Brooks
45 Cal.
What food grade sealer is recommended for sealing a rum horn? I plan on using white oak for the end plugs and filling it with Bourbon.
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Rum Horn Question
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I've used beeswax for years on my rum horns and leather canteens, the only problem with that is hanging them empty in the direct sun on a hot day, wax can melt and then needs to be redistributed inside the vessel, brewers pitch will work also if you don't mind your bourbon with a gin or piney after taste! there are also several food grade epoxies available, I have not tried any of them.
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