last days with Suki
Our friends had stopped by to purchase some of our fine spirits. Nancy took a few awesome photos of the building and still. I wanted to share a few of them with you. Hopefully we will see some of you in person when you stop in to say Hello!
Copper still made by COLONEL WILSON http://www.coppermoonshinestills.com/
Jim I opened one of my corn whiskey bottles from your first batch! It was great. Have you started a batch on the oak yet? PS Vodka was very good also. See you soon, when I bring Tim Hite with me.Ray ProvinceThe Celtic Ozarkianwww.celticozarkian.com
Hi Robin,I just found your post. I do have a barrel of corn whiskey set aside. It is in a new charred oak barrel and it already has made a profound effect on the whiskey. I have a couple of whiskey styles aging. Let me know when you plan on coming down and we shall do some sampling!
Jim Thank you so much for having us over today, my husband and I really enjoy the rum, vodka and whiskey(moonshine) it was so good, hope to see you soon.ThanksThe light
Visited your distillery Aug 22 and enjoyed the sampling and conversation. Purchased 1 rum and 1 moonshine. Installed the wood chips in the moonshine the same day. Now, after apx 2 months, the flavor is much better and it is mellower. How long should I leave the chips in the bottle?
Jim, it was great to visit today. The small batch whiskey was a treat. I am adding a link here to the article I did on the Celtic Ozarkian. slainte va, Ray Province.http://celticozarkian.com/index.php/the-blarney-blog/103-copper-run-smal-batch-whiskey
Jim,I really enjoyed our visit to your distillery. My family and I will be back in the summer for sure! Do you think you will have more fruit soaked batches in the summer?