Still, federally, the law harkens back to the Prohibition era: At-home distilling is “strictly” illegal, according to the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, and could come with felony charges. If Ohio legislators were to ratify SB13, it would technically conflict with federal law.

Tennessee law prohibits the unlicensed production of distilled spirits for personal use.

It is illegal to manufacture moonshine or to be in possession of materials to ferment or use in the production of spirits regardless of if it is for personal use or sale without a commercial license. Oregon does allow residents to manufacture beer and wine for personal use.