From the hollows and hills of Lynchburg emerges the stories of those families that made distilled spirits both before, during and after prohibition. Did you know that in 1876 there were 15 Legal distilleries in Lynchburg area alone?  We are bringing back those “Good Old Days” with products that are a part of our American culture. ​ The American Craft   

In the early 20th century, moonshine became a key source of income for many Appalachian residents like Scots-Irish Charles Kirkpatrick, one of our owner/distillers great grandfather. “Grandad” and his brother Joe were “corn farmers” known for knowing exactly where to cook their “product” in the hills of east Tennessee in Hawkins county.  They sold their  Whisky Moonshine from 1920’s to 1930’s. Another owner/distiller’s family were raised here in the heart of Tennessee and had a history of distilling spirits of all kinds. Grain, Corn or even fruits to make ‘shine,  brandy and whiskey.