American Whiskey/Ole Smoky moonshine Peaches 750 ml
Ole Smoky moonshine Peaches 750 ml
$22.99
About this bottle
Ole Smoky Moonshine Peaches comes from the Ole Smoky Distillery in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, which opened in 2010 as the first legal moonshine operation in the Great Smoky Mountains since Prohibition. It starts as their unaged corn moonshine and gets infused with real peaches for a sweet, fruit-driven spirit rather than a straight neutral shine. Expect ripe peach and a touch of corn sweetness on the nose, a syrupy peach flavor up front, and a warm, brief finish. It's meant to be sipped cold or mixed rather than savored like a whiskey — an easy, sweet spirit for casual drinking and simple cocktails.
How to drink Ole Smoky Moonshine Peaches
Serve it ice-cold straight from the freezer, or top it with ginger ale and a peach slice for a quick mason-jar cocktail.
Tasting notes
Noseripe peach, corn sweetness
Palatesyrupy peach
Finishwarm, brief
Specs
Moonshine40 proof · Mash bill: Corn · Tennessee
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Ole Smoky Moonshine Peaches?
Chilled, either as a sipping shot or over ice — it's meant to be enjoyed cold.
What cocktails work well with Ole Smoky Moonshine Peaches?
A splash in sweet tea or lemonade turns it into an easy peach cooler.
What's the base spirit in Ole Smoky Moonshine Peaches?
A corn-based moonshine flavored with peach, bottled at a lighter 40 proof rather than standard 80.
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