Cline v. State

Tom Cline was indicted by the grand jury, in that he did “have and possess malted, fermented, brewed liquors, commonly called home brew, manufactured from malt in part, and brewed and fermented liquors and beverages in which maltose is a substantial ingredient, and liquors and beverages and drinks made in imitation of and intended as a substitute for beer, ale, and whisky.” The evidence disclosed that there were found at his home on more than one occasion bottles of a beverage which looked like beer and smelled like beer and was a brewed liquor made from malt and commonly known as “home…