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Normally we would be skeptical of any booze illegally made in the woods by a man named “Popcorn,” but there’s just something about moonshine that tickles our inebriated fancy. Of course, if you are going to sip some of that stuff, be prepared to be knocked back a few feet like you just shot a rifle. For a smoother and more flavorful taste, check out some of the shine offerings from Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine. You can kick back with some apple pie moonshine, some blackberry shine and even pop a few moonshine cherries. The classics are still there – original and White Lightnin’ – and they’re all served up in a standard mason jar for your enjoyment.
