Name: Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine
Brand: Ole Smoky
SKU: 971703
Price: 31.99 USD
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Introducing Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine – a spirited concoction that perfectly balances the boldness of moonshine with the tart and tangy essence of ripe berries. Meticulously crafted in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, this moonshine is a vibrant symphony of flavors that takes your taste buds on a wild journey through the sweet and sour sensations of summer.

In the jar, Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine unveils a tantalizing fusion of deep berry hues, setting the stage for a tasting experience that promises a delightful burst of flavor. The aroma is an enticing blend of juicy raspberries and assorted berries, hinting at the bold and tangy profile within.

Upon the first sip, the palate is treated to an exhilarating medley of sour and sweet notes. Ripe raspberries take center stage, complemented by the tartness of assorted berries. Ole Smoky's signature moonshine adds a touch of warmth, creating a well-rounded and spirited taste experience that is both bold and invigorating.

Perfect for sipping over ice, crafting vibrant cocktails, or elevating your favorite mixed drinks, Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine is a versatile addition to your spirits collection. Share it with friends during lively gatherings or enjoy it as a solo indulgence, letting each sip transport you to the carefree days of summer.

This moonshine is more than a drink; it's a celebration of bold flavors and Ole Smoky's commitment to crafting unique experiences. Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine invites you to embrace the lively spirit of summer in every tangy and vibrant sip. Cheers to the exhilaration of moonshine with a twist of berry brilliance.

Appearance:
Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine captivates the eyes with its deep, inviting berry hues, creating an enticing visual prelude to the bold and spirited flavors within.

Nose:
Upon nosing, the aroma unfolds with an exhilarating blend of ripe raspberries and assorted berries. The fragrance is vibrant, hinting at the sweet and tart symphony that awaits.

Palate:
The first sip is an explosive burst of bold flavors. Ripe raspberries take center stage, delivering a luscious sweetness that is perfectly counterbalanced by the tartness of assorted berries. Ole Smoky's signature moonshine adds a touch of warmth and depth, contributing to a spirited and well-rounded taste experience.

Mouthfeel:
Ole Smoky Sour Razzin' Berry Moonshine offers a lively and invigorating mouthfeel. The combination of sweet and tart elements creates a dynamic texture that dances on the palate, enhancing the overall drinking experience.

Finish:
The finish is bold and lingering, with the berry symphony gradually fading into a warm embrace of Ole Smoky's moonshine. The aftertaste is a delightful reminder of the spirited journey through the sweet and sour sensations of summer.

Experience the magic of moonshine at Ole Smoky Distillery's unique locations. Step back in time at “The Holler” and “The Barrelhouse” in Gatlinburg, TN, where rustic charm and traditional distilling methods will transport you to the Prohibition era. Taste the distinct corn whiskey flavors that made moonshine famous.
Ole Smoky has nearly quadrupled in size under Centerview Capital's ownership. Centerview Capital values its partnership with Joe Baker, Cory Cottongim, and the management team led by Robert Hall. Ole Smoky founders Joe Baker and Cory Cottongim, and management will remain significant shareholders in the Company.Ole Smoky has been making moonshine in the Smoky Mountains ever since our ancestors settled in the area over a hundred years ago—but it wasn't until Tennessee state law changed that we were able to legally open up our first federally licensed distillery in Gatlinburg.
Moonshine is defined as a homemade, un-aged whiskey, marked by its clear color, corn base, and high alcohol content (sometimes peaking as high as 190 proof). Traditionally, it was produced in a homemade still and bottled in a mason jar.