Moonshine, or white whiskey, is a clear liquid because it has not been aged for years in wood barrels. This aging process is what gives whiskey its various flavors and brown shades. Unaged whiskey, ...

“Moonshiners” is a popular TV show, tracking the law-evading lifestyle of modern-day bootleggers. But the history of making moonshine is nestled firmly in the backwoods of southern Ohio. The village ...

In the sepia-toned days of the 1920s, husbands spent too much of their paycheck at the bar, factory workers suffered injuries after tipsy lunches, Wild West saloons were dens of debauchery and murder ...

Moonshine poured across Canadian border; Northland authorities overwhelmed during Prohibition The implementation of a national liquor ban in 1920 created a new industry in the Northland and left ...

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Moonshine, just in the last decade, has become a legal alcoholic drink to manufacture, but unlike beer and wine, it’s still illegal to make without a proper license. Manure, ...

Staying true to trend, "Prohibition" themed drinks and events are a new focus at the downtown Susquehanna Ale House. Inspired by the success of last week's trial run, the bar is now featuring a ...

View post: Audi A5 vs BMW 4 Series: One German Luxury Car Pulls Ahead In 1920, when the Volstead Act made getting a Friday-night buzz illegal, folks who blurred the line between entrepreneurs and ...