facebook
menuTimber Tops logo
aerial view of downtown Gatlinburg
April 11, 2014

Three jars of clear moonshine

Moonshine has deep roots in the Appalachian Mountains. In a time of economic trouble, the people of the area took to the hills to brew and sell their ‘shine. Today, three legal distilleries call downtown Gatlinburg home. If you’re interested in the history of the people who made moonshine famous and the brews themselves, a Gatlinburg moonshine tour can be a fun and informative half day adventure in the Smoky Mountains.

(Other News: New Attractions in the Smoky Mountains Open for Spring)

Ole Smoky Moonshine

Located in downtown Gatlinburg, Ole Smoky Moonshine continues the tradition of old fashioned moonshine by legally selling various flavors, including Original Corn Whiskey, White Lightnin’, Apple Pie, Blackberry, Lemon Drop, Peach, Strawberry and more.

903 Parkway

Gatlinburg, TN

Sugarlands Distilling Company

Those who visit Sugarlands Distilling Company’s barn, the term for their distillery, can take a tour of the still house, where they make authentic legal shine. If you arrive in the evenings, the distillery has a Back Porch Concert series with unique up and coming artists.

805 Parkway

Gatlinburg, TN

Doc Colliers

Gatlinburg’s newest brewing location, Doc Collier Moonshine will have a grand opening this summer. The old country store is owned and operated by legendary moonshiner Doc Collier’s descendants. On site is a 500 gallon still, where brewers will bottle a variety of flavors from Sweet Tea to Apple Pie and Corn Whiskey.

519 Parkway

Gatlinburg, TN

After spending time touring distilleries and learning about Gatlinburg moonshine, Timber Tops Luxury Cabin Rentals invites you to kick back and relax in one of our Gatlinburg cabins, nestled among the trees in the Smoky Mountains. Call us today at (877) 549-6775 to speak to a reservationist to plan your next mountain vacation.

Related Blog Posts

aerial view of downtown Gatlinburg
June 20, 2012
Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales
Happy people celebrating New Year's Eve
December 20, 2013
Gatlinburg Waves Goodbye to 2013 With 26th Annual New Year’s Eve Celebration
gatlinburg skylift park
January 27, 2021
Top 3 Things to Know About the SkyTrail Coming to Gatlinburg SkyLift Park
spooky
August 29, 2013
Downtown Gatlinburg to Get a Lot Spookier
expand_less