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Richard finds Mark and Jerry's moonshine stash under bright head lights at night.
Richard and his team produce over 30 gallons of watermelon loquat moonshine in the Appalachian woods while facing rain and legal challenges.
$22,500 is the price set for two barrels of Tennessee whiskey that underwent a unique sea-aging process for six months.
Peach brandy is sold for approximately $110 a gallon, with hopes to earn about $5,500 from this season's production.
Mark and Digger create a new Scotch while discussing its production in Scotland.
The cast shares distilling tips and moonshining inventions from Appalachia's tradition.
Sally, a key figure in a moonshine family featured on the show Moonshiners, faces a complex legal situation that prevents her from testifying against her husband.
Amanda and Kelly have 15 minutes to craft apple brandy using mountain streams in the final challenge to determine the Master of the Backwoods.
Moonshine is made in one hour, challenging traditional methods that typically require cooking liquor low and slow.
A school bus is converted into a mobile still, allowing Tickle to produce liquor while driving down the road in Southern Virginia.
Two men use a restored Civil War Era still to produce Jimmy Red Corn Whiskey, employing traditional methods of moonshine production.
Tim learns that tequila can only be made in five Mexican states, with Jalisco being the heart of production, where the best water for distilling is sourced.
On April 12, 1861, Confederate forces fired on Fort Sumter, marking the start of the Civil War and the historical context for Jimmy Red corn moonshine.
Participants taste a pepper liquor made with jalapenos and Tabasco, leading to surprising reactions.
Twelve thousand dollars in potential profit vanished when a still exploded, forcing distillers to confront the dangers of their craft in Appalachia.
Dozens of wild hippos roam free in Colombia, descendants of those once owned by Pablo Escobar, as wildlife expert Forrest Galante investigates their behavior.
Amanda and Kelly try to save their over-spiced cinnamon bun moonshine by adding cream.
