Every county had a great distiller back in those days. Only a few ever gained fame. My great, great grandpa, great grandpa, great uncle made great tasting corn whiskey. Just never in the volumes that brought them notoriety. Great uncle had a 250 gallon still. When he died, grandpa and dad tore the still down and destroyed it the day after the funeral.
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I was a firefighter in the flowers area years ago and they transplants have ruined the area with thousands of houses and two grocery stores.
ReplyDeleteBull. Popcorn Sutton.
ReplyDeleteGood story but a bunch of anachronisms that make it hard to trust fully. CB radio, for example.
ReplyDeleteEvery county had a great distiller back in those days. Only a few ever gained fame. My great, great grandpa, great grandpa, great uncle made great tasting corn whiskey. Just never in the volumes that brought them notoriety. Great uncle had a 250 gallon still. When he died, grandpa and dad tore the still down and destroyed it the day after the funeral.
ReplyDeleteLemme tell the story, I can tell it all. About the mountain boy who ran illegal alcohol..... Some colorful times in our history for sure.
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