Create Your Own Blend At Home

1 , 3 , 5 and 10 gallon barrels available

Join the Copper Run Barrel Club

thanks to Josh Mitchell (link here) for photo

Copper Run Logo Box Set

Perfect gift for all occasions

Sunday Music Sessions

Enjoy a relaxing drive into the countryside for our Sunday afternoon music.  We open at 11:00 on Sundays, music starts at 12:00, jam sessions begin in the later afternoon.

Left photo: jam session with Harry Styron, Cindy Woolf (link) and Mike Thomas

Right photo:  Cindy Woolf and Mark Bilyeu (link)

For schedule info open following link: ReverbNation

417 Magazine Whiskey Fest 2012

417 Magazine (link), 

Big Cedar Lodge (link)

Distillery Continues Ozarks Tradition

“Blansit may use some new equipment, but his techniques are centuries old. He said he considers it a privilege to continue to educate the public about the skill and ingenuity of the men who comprise a significant part of the heritage of the Ozarks.”

– Tyler Francke

full story at Branson Tri-Lakes News (link)

Cindy Woolf at Copper Run

She works at Copper Run Distillery in Walnut Shade and frequently plays there with Bilyeu on Sunday afternoons. They plan to record the songs there, and Bilyeu will produce the CD — quick and simple, with no specific deadline. “Something to sell with the bottles of moonshine and listen to while you drink,” she said with a laugh.   She considered whether “moonshine” was the appropriate term for Copper Run’s artisanal spirits. After a moment, she said, “Well, it’s top-shelf moonshine.”

Full article linked here to News-Leader.com

Copper Run Distillery: It’s About Quality, Not Quantity! – OzarksFirst.com

Copper Run Distillery: It’s About Quality, Not Quantity! – OzarksFirst.com.

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Giving Green For The Holidays

Article from Greene Magazine encouraging local Holiday gifts.  Greene Magazine (link)

 

Missouri Life

“Sippin’ History At Copper Run” by Sandy Clark, photo by Mark Scheifelbein.

Article in Missouri Life Magazine, October 2011.

For link to Missouri Life click here.

Springfield Business Journal

“Business by the Barrel.  The Road to Ozarks Moonshine.  Alcohol artisan Jim Blansit taps into the budding micro-distillery industry.”

by Eric Olson of Springfield Business Journal (linked)