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Southwind Moonshine
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- BrandSouthwind
- CategoryMoonshine
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryVarious
- Style Moonshine
- Alcohol50.0%
Click HERE for the whole Southwind story.
When the boat moored in the Big Easy, it was turned into a floating distillery. After 50 days and 1712 miles, the 42 sorts of corn, collected during the trip, were slowly turned into Moonshine. Moonshine! The Spirit of rebellious moonrakers, the homebrew that indirectly brought about NASCAR. What could be more American than a Spirit that carries the essence of ten states? We rediscovered America and Southwind Moonshine is the legacy of the endeavor.
Take your senses on a boat trip down the Mississippi River. Rediscover America with your palate.
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corn
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spicy
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grassy
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grain
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apple
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hay
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oatmeal
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dry
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pear
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Aromas of cornbread, pears, and oatmeal are joined by salty and grassy notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The nose translates into a corn-forward palate with lush spicy, grassy and grainy notes and a hint of apples, hay, and oatmeal.
Finish
Dry and spicy finish.
About
Click HERE for the whole Southwind story.
When the boat moored in the Big Easy, it was turned into a floating distillery. After 50 days and 1712 miles, the 42 sorts of corn, collected during the trip, were slowly turned into Moonshine. Moonshine! The Spirit of rebellious moonrakers, the homebrew that indirectly brought about NASCAR. What could be more American than a Spirit that carries the essence of ten states? We rediscovered America and Southwind Moonshine is the legacy of the endeavor.
Take your senses on a boat trip down the Mississippi River. Rediscover America with your palate.
- BrandSouthwind
- CategoryMoonshine
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryVarious
- Style Moonshine
- Alcohol50.0%
-
corn
-
spicy
-
grassy
-
grain
-
apple
-
hay
-
oatmeal
-
dry
-
pear
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Aromas of cornbread, pears, and oatmeal are joined by salty and grassy notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The nose translates into a corn-forward palate with lush spicy, grassy and grainy notes and a hint of apples, hay, and oatmeal.
Finish
Dry and spicy finish.
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