Once the libation of hillbillies and hustlers, moonshine is now a popular product that you can easily get your hands on — even without grandpa's backwoods still. The un-aged corn whiskey is being ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Moonshine earned its name because it was often distilled in secret — under the light of the moon. But what is moonshine, exactly? ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The production of moonshine — or really any spirit — without a license is prohibited by the U.S. government and is very much ...

You don’t have to venture into a remote corner of the mountains to visit Ole Smoky’s moonshine distillery. Tourists in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, can peer through windows and look at the large copper ...

In the South, tracking down and drinking moonshine is a rite of passage. Whether it’s the booze's rebellious history or its dangerous reputation, moonshine has cemented a place in the culture at large ...

Moonshine–illegally produced alcohol–is on the rise around the world, and the real opportunity is that it sometimes finds a way of becoming legitimate and being legally sold. Moonshine refers to ...

Before I went to Nashville in 2006, I’d never had moonshine. Prohibition ended in 1933, right? You can buy liquor in stores. Outside of cartoon hillbillies swilling from jugs labeled XXX, I was ...

Moonshine is having its day in the sun. Once a back-road country cousin, it is taking on a new life as a city slicker. And now that it’s out of the barn and into the bar, mixologists at tony drinking ...

There’s something about moonshine that captures the public’s imagination. This mysterious spirits category has many nicknames? Homebrew, mulekick, shine, firewater, passaround, white dog, new make, ...