Bold Moonshine Flavors for Cold Nights

Bold Moonshine Flavors for Cold Nights

Moonshine was originally used to refer to high-proof spirits that were distilled outside of legal restrictions. Moonshine production became illegal in 1791 when taxes were imposed on whiskey production. In order to evade taxes, whiskey consumers produced and purchased moonshine at night under the moonlight. Many people think this is where Moonshine's name originates. Legalization of this traditional spirit led to its recent surge in popularity. Moonshine is clear because it is unaged whiskey. Moonshine was typically created in a handmade still from maize mash and then bottled in a mason jar. Originally introduced to the United States in the 18th century by Scottish and Irish immigrants, moonshine is currently one of the most popular drinks in America. This list focuses on flavored moonshine and the wild flavors that they have come out with in recent years. Drink up and stay warm!

Sugarlands Appalachian Sippin' Cream Eggnog Cream Liqueur

A delicious take on a traditional Christmas dessert is this seasonal Eggnog Sippin' Cream. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Mark Rogers' American Peach Moonshine

Sugarlands Glow At the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Mark Rogers' American Peach Moonshine won the Silver Medal. It tastes like the wild, sweet nectar of sun-ripened peaches with a powerful bite and balance. Part of the Discovery Channel's "Legends Series," this moonshine features Mark Rogers' formula from the television program "Moonshiners." Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Blackberry Moonshine

With new overtones of blackberry jam, this moonshine with blackberry infusion was born and raised in Appalachia. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Mountain Java Moonshine

Bottled at 35 proof, this coffee-flavored moonshine was created to be especially good with coffee, cream, and as an ingredient in cocktails. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Maple Bacon Moonshine

You can savor the greatest part of breakfast at any time of day with Maple Bacon Moonshine! Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Appalachian Apple Pie Moonshine

Between two layers of shortbread, Appalachian Apple Pie offers the tangy flavor of fresh green apples. The red apple trend that is popular in backwoods moonshine is bucking the 50 proof spirit. A silky caramel sweetness balances the crispness of the green apple. At the 2014 San Diego International Spirits Competition, it took home a gold medal. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Mark and Digger's Rye Apple Moonshine

A beautiful creation from the Tennessee hills that fills your nostrils with apple pastry, nutmeg, and spices. This silver medal winner from the 2016 San Francisco World Spirits Competition delights the palette with golden, luscious, juicy gala apples immersed in spicy rye. The recipe of Mark Ramsey and Digger Manes from the Discovery Channel television program "Moonshiners" is featured in this moonshine's "Legends Series." Buy it now!

Sugarlands Appalachian Sippin' Cream Strawberry Dream Cream Liqueur

You'll want to spend the entire afternoon playing in strawberry fields after tasting this Appalachian Sippin' Cream! Buy it now!

American Born Apple Pie Moonshine

American Born moonshines are created in the distinctly Southern tradition using just corn. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Southern Sweet Tea Moonshine

Southern Sweet Tea Shines in Sugarlands Moonshine is a well-balanced blend of moonshine and sweet tea, two classic southern drinks. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Butter Pecan Moonshine

The backbone of this expression is Ole Smoky's moonshine, with additions of butter, cream, caramel, and toasted pecans. This moonshine has a traditional flavor combination and is incredibly creamy. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Peach Moonshine

The flavors of large, luscious peaches abound in this well-balanced moonshine with peach infusion. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Pickles Moonshine

These pickled dill pickles in Ole Smoky's Moonshine will provide a crunchy and alcoholic edge to your culinary endeavors or improve your Bloody Mary garnish skills. Buy it now!

Firefly Cherry Moonshine

Adding Firefly Cherry Moonshine to your home bar is a terrific idea.  Made by Firefly in the United States and bottled at 58.2 (29.1% ABV) proof, this well-balanced whisky is suitable for both spirits connoisseurs and beginners. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Hunch Punch Lightnin' Moonshine

Ole Smoky Moonshine is a delightful hybrid of moonshine and punch because to its smoothness and the addition of orange, pineapple, and cherry juice. This delicious and delightful beverage, which is 80 proof, is a fantastic base for summer cocktails. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Pineapple Moonshine

The scents of pineapples packed together and bathed in good Ole Smokey's moonshine combine to create a blend of sweet, tangy, and fresh notes. It's bottled at 80 proof and makes a great addition to many exotic cocktails, but it's also good just out of the jar. Buy it now!

Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine

This jar, which is part of their lower-proofed flavored moonshine portfolio, has a noticeable sourness and blue raspberries that give it a sweet and sour punch. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Cole Swindell's Peppermint Moonshine

This is the brand-new Sugarlands Peppermint-flavored Moonshine, created in partnership with Cole Swindell, a rising country music sensation. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Blueberry Muffin Moonshine

Sugarlands Shine Muffin with Blueberries Moonshine, a member of the "Outlandish Series," has an aroma of candied lemon peel and tastes like freshly picked blueberries hidden in freshly baked pastry. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Peanut Butter and Jelly Moonshine

You're never too old to enjoy peanut butter and jelly, as demonstrated by Sugarlands Shine! It begins with the concord grape jelly's juicy explosion. The familiar crunch of chunky peanut butter swiftly balances it out, and it finishes with a brilliant moonshine finish. It is a part of the "Outlandish Series." Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Root Beer Moonshine

Root Beer from Sugarlands Shine Moonshine will transport you back to your childhood soda stand. It has just the right amount of sweetness, is straightforward, and is nearly effervescent. At the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, this moonshine won the Silver Medal. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Old Fashioned Lemonade Moonshine

Sugarlands Glow with Traditional Lemonade Moonshine begins with a zesty citrus that gently transitions into the sweetness of fresh lemonade, culminating in a bright burst of summer sunshine. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Blockader's Blackberry Moonshine

The natural flavors of ripe berries are combined with the flowery scents of lavender and honeysuckle in Blockader's Blackberry Moonshine, which evenly spreads over the tongue for a lengthy, nectarous finish. Additionally, this shine goes great with your preferred cocktails. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Butterscotch Gold Moonshine

You'll be reminded of your grandmother's secret candy hoard by the flavors of vanilla, caramel, and brown sugar that Butterscotch Gold brings out. You won't want the finish to stop because of the combination of the hazelnut flavor and the lingering cream flavor. At the SIP and San Francisco World Spirits Competitions, it took home platinum and silver medals, respectively. Buy it now!

Sugarlands Shine Tickle's Dynamite Cinnamon Moonshine

Sugarlands Glow Tickle's Dynamite Cinnamon Moonshine, which won the Silver Medal at the 2015 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, has a sweet beginning and a spicy finish. This moonshine is included in the Discovery Channel's "Legends Series," which features Steve Tickle's recipe from the television program "Moonshiners." Buy it now!

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