I don’t have a recommendation but I’d love to share with you what I’ve been told in the past:

First, shorter boots may be safer. If a tank of hot mash spills into your boots, the shorter they are, the less volume they’ll hold.

Second, and along the same lines, slip on boots may be a safer option (as long as they fit well) because they’re…[Read more]

Hi Jeff!

Thanks for replying. Koval and Corsair’s success with naming whiskies that have pseudocereals in them does give me some hope in the naming. Thanks again!

Hi Molly – I agree with the above answer. I would imagine you could get an approved label as Whiskey for that situation. The Standards of Identity don’t define grain, as far as I know. Even though they are pseudocereals, they are still grains. Of course, the Whiskey definition also includes the catch all that it must “possess the taste, aroma,…[Read more]

Red Wing Boots

I swear by them. I buy a new pair for all my production employees. They last forever and are well made. I think steel toe is a good default when working around forklifts and bigass totes/tanks.

Check them out here http://www.redwingshoes.com/footwear/filter-chemical-resistant

And yes, they are made in Minnesota.
-Chris

Extratuf
I wear the men’s version of the deck boot most days and have a pair of the legacy boots with steel toes for when anything heavy is involved.

Cheers,
P.T.

This post is probably best suited for the “Marketplace” section of the forum. Check it out here: https://americancraftspirits.org/forums/forum/marketplace/

Mike:

Is this still available? If so, I can take it off your hands.
-Chris