Showing posts with label Moonshine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moonshine. Show all posts

Monday, 7 October 2013

Rock Town Distillery Arkansas

Founded by Phil Brandon in 2010, there hadn’t been a legal distillery in central Arkansas in decades, Pre-prohibition was probably the last time legal distilling was carried out, that was until Phil Brandon lost his job.

The Rock Town Distillery was created with one mission. To make sure every possible element used to make Rock Town’s spirits came from Arkansas. From the soft, red winter wheat for the vodka and gin. To the charred, white-oak barrels that store the bourbon. Carefully crafting the vodka, gin, and bourbon in small batches. Every bottle is hand-labelled, the goal is to ensure the highest quality spirits and to never cut corners. 
Principle Brands
Arkansas Hickory Smoked Whiskey.
Arkansas Young Bourbon Whiskey.
Arkansas Lightning also available as
Apple Pie, 
Blackberry,
Grape,
Hot Cinnamon,
Peach,

More Details CLICK HERE

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Stillhouse Distillery and Original Moonshine page added


STILLHOUSE® DISTLLERY
Located in historic Culpeper, Virginia. The Culpeper area was a highly prized position for both Union and Confederate troops during the American Civil War, and witnessed more troop movements than any location in the nation.

On the estate, they grow their own corn, harvest it, store it and grind it to make the corn mash for their whiskey.  In addition to the 120 acres of estate-grown corn, the property also features a private limestone reservoir. The distillery houses the genuine solid copper pot still, which was constructed in 1930, three years before the end of Prohibition


Original MOONSHINE ® Clear Corn Whiskey
Hand-crafted from 100% estate-grown corn and distilled four times in a Prohibition-era copper pot still — in the same authentic tradition that moonshine has been made for hundreds of years.
At 80 proof, the all-natural, gluten-free proprietary recipe is charcoal-filtered for the highest purity, quality and taste.
A truly versatile spirit, shine can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks  and in a wide range of mixed cocktails.

For More Information About the Stillhouse Distillery and its ORIGINAL MOONSHINE Click Here

Thursday, 19 January 2012

Finger Lakes Distillery Page Added

Latest page to be added to our www.whiskymerchants.co.uk whisky information website

Finger Lakes Distilling is the first stand-alone distillery located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York State, The company is proud to produce only the finest spirits everything is distilled from scratch, in small batches, without any shortcuts.

As a New York State Farm Distillery, they only use New York State fruits and grains for their spirits. Most of the ingredients used comes within a 50 mile radius of the distillery.

The Finger Lakes Distilling story began in 2007, when Brian McKenzie, of Elmira, N.Y., met Thomas Earl McKenzie, of Monroeville, Alabama, at a craft distiller's conference. The two men aren't related, but they share a passion for high-quality distilled spirits. Brian had a background in finance and was looking to start a business in the Finger Lakes, while Thomas Earl was a wine-maker, brewer, farmer, and a consultant for many distilleries.

For More Details About Finger Lakes Distillery and Their Whiskies Click Here

Sunday, 14 November 2010

Pumpkin Spice Moonshine

As the weather begins to get crisper, the guys at Corsair Artisans  figured you should have a spirit specially designed to keep you warm, so they created Pumpkin Spice Moonshine.

This unusual white dog whiskey is inspired by pumpkin ales. First pot distil malted barley and malted wheat to make a sweet malt whiskey. Next they load the pot still’s vapour basket with ginger, nutmeg, allspice, cinnamon and pumpkin, then redistill the whiskey to infuse and marry all the flavours.

There you have Pumpkin pie in a glass!!

Pumpkin Spice Moonshine Tasting Notes

Pie spices come forward first followed by the full sweet flavour of the pumpkin and malt whiskey. Great in a Manhattan.

For More Information about the Corsair Artisan distillery Click Here

Monday, 28 June 2010

Catoctin Creek Distilling Company added to whiskymerchants.co.uk

Catoctin Creek Distilling Company was founded by Becky and Scott Harris in 2009 and is the first family-owned distillery in Loudoun County Virginia since before prohibition.

Located in Purcellville, Virginia, in the heart of the Loudoun Valley. Loudoun County, often called D.C.'s Wine Country, is home to more than twenty vineyards and wineries, and now has a distillery.


The name "Catoctin" is a regional name. Pronounced Ka-TOCK-tin, the name derives from the Indian tribal name "Kittocton" which, legend has it, meant "place of many deer". Catoctin describes a range of mountains and the creek which flows picturesquely into the Potomac River and Chesapeake Watershed.

For more details about Catoctin Creek Distillery Click Here

Friday, 31 July 2009

American Micro Whiskey Distillers


A micro-distillery is a small, often referred to as “Artisan” 'boutique' or “craft“, distillery. While the term is most commonly used in the United States, micro-distilleries have been established in Europe, However the pages on my wwww.whiskymerchants.co.uk website concentrates on the USA and Canada whisky producers

Due to the period of Prohibition in the United States most small distilleries were forced out of business, leaving only the corporate dominated mega-distilleries to resume operation when Prohibition was repealed.

The popularity of micro-distilling spirits is expanding consistently, with many micro-breweries and small wineries establishing distilleries within the scope of their brewing or winemaking operations.

California and Oregon has experienced the highest number of micro-distillery openings as these are generally more relaxed states.

All-thought the majority of these micro distillers are involved in the production of Aquavit, cognac, fruit based spirits, gin and vodka because of the straight to bottle production, some have produced or are producing whisky and moonshine

To see the pages on the Micro Distillers Click Here